http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2922





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-03-12 15:21 -------
When I said it was resolved, it was because I commented Peder's comment, since 
emu10k1 has been corrected. Please do not be upset. The SB16 PCI is not very 
common, so if you do not want to recompile yourself, there are not a lot of 
people who will be able to check if this is corrected in latest alsa.
Moreover, it is really easy to do it : just decompress alsa in /usr/local/src 
do ./configure && make && make install and all the drivers will replace the old 
ones in the correct kernel directory. And coming back is just as easy as 
reinstalling the kernel package with urpmi --allow-force (to update to the same 
version).
If you want to help Mandrake to correct a bug, try to report a way to correct 
it, please.



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As the summary states, ALSA output simply doesn't work on this card in current
Cooker kernels. I expect the last ALSA update broke it (it used to work fine).
The card uses the snd-ens1371 driver. Any program which attempts to output to
ALSA natively freezes as soon as it attempts to play sound, and cannot be exited
normally, even ctrl-c fails to work - has to be 'kill'ed. This has been verified
with xmms in ALSA mode (using the xmms-alsa plugin), totem, xine with the ALSA
plugin, and ogg123 (which attempts to output in ALSA mode by default). However,
sound works with the ALSA driver if its OSS emulation is used - i.e., I can get
sound perfectly well with any program set to output in OSS mode, using the ALSA
driver. None of the programs I checked gave any error output, they just froze.
This is quite a popular legacy card. Can't find anything in the ALSA mailing
lists about this.

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