Re: AIW on RH7.x

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On Thu, 2002-06-13 at 20:08, Guy Fraser wrote:

> >
> I have read this many times.
> 
> Notice it says "Should work".
> 
> Also notice, else where on the page that you need to install ALSA and 
> FFMPEG. Although
> ALSA is part of Suse, they do not supply any RPM packages, and there is 
> insufficient docs
> to let me know which of the three ALSA packages are to be installed, and 
> in what order.
> These are for the AvView program that supposedly has the support. Maybe 
> if I installed
> Suse it would be easier to get the card working since it is probably the 
> only distribution that
> supports ALSA. Problem with that is, I have tried different versions of 
> suse but could not
> stand it. Suse config file had the comments in German, and the 
> setup/config program was
> poor {somewhat like what is left in redhat 7.3 but maybe worse.}

Alsa is very easy to install. Download the tar.bz2s and compile them. It
only takes maybe 20 minutes to do. In fact you will find that they are
probably better than the OSS drivers. 2.5 kernels also now use alsa
instead of oss.

cd alsa-driver
./configure
make
make install
./snddevices

Now load the module with modprobe

#modprobe snd-intel8x0

check out the howto to setup modules.conf

cd alsa-lib
./configure
make 
make install

cd alsa-oss
./configure 
make
make install

cd alsa-utils
./configure
make 
make install

now test it

alsamixer - set the volume that is probably defaulted to mute and 0
volume

aplay /usr/share/sounds/{somekde}.wav

As for the TCL drivers they are now included in the main branch of the
radeon driver from DRI. They have also been merged into the r200 branch
but I don't believe that branch works yet.





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