Finally got RC3 of Alsa to build and still the same
Kerry Hoath
kerry at gotss.net
Sun Oct 20 10:06:54 EDT 2002
The es1373 is just a 1371 with extentions.
It is ac97 like the 1371 but has a higher revision number.
The kernel and t he alsa 1371 driver should support the 1373 as well.
It can't mix sounds like the sb live and only has 2 dac channels
but works well enough. When I power up
the box with the es1373 I can grab the pci data if you need i t.
ES1373 also support digital output if you have the necessary wi ring on
the board; most don't so it is either solder or get a more capable card.
On Sun, Oct 20, 2002 at 07:05:20AM -0400, Charles Hallenbeck wrote:
> Kerry,
>
> How do you get alsa to support the Ensoniq ES1373? I find no
> mention of it in the INSTALL document. Only the ES1370 and
> ES1371. Have I overlooked it or is there some trickery at work
> here?
>
> Chuck
>
> > I use Alsa on all my boxes; 0.5.12
> > with ES1370 ES1371 ES1373 (ensoniq) cards.
> > All the ISA stuff has been jammed in boxes since most new pcs I have either have
> > ISA slots but require bios fiddles to get the interrupts to show
> > up on the bus or have no ISA at all.
>
>
>
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