On Wed, 2005-03-02 at 18:12 -0600, Jeremy Jones wrote:
> After mucking around with
> modules.conf and discover blacklists, I finally found what seems to
> be a more correct solution. I have added an entry for the "SB Live!
> MIDI/Game Port" in /lib/discover/alsa-base.pci-device.xml and all is
> well. The alsa module is now "preferred" by discover.
>
> My card is identified like this by discover:
> 1102 0002 Creative Labs SB Live! EMU10k1
This device is already described
in /lib/discover/alsa-base.pci-device.xml.
> 1102 7002 Creative Labs SB Live! MIDI/Game Port
This one is not described in /lib/discover/alsa-base.pci-device.xml. It
is described in /lib/discover/pci-device.xml and assigned the driver
emu10k1-gp. I think I recall someone saying that emu10k1-gp _does_ work
with ALSA drivers, but I am not sure. That is why it isn't blacklisted.
> I added the following to /lib/discover/alsa-base.pci-device.xml just
> after the EMU10k1 entry:
>
> <device model="7002" vendor="1102" model_name="SB Live! MIDI/Game Port">
> <data class="linux">
> <data class="module" version="[2.2,2.6)">
> <data class="name">snd-emu10k1-synth</data>
> </data>
> </data>
> </device>
Try the following. _Instead_ of adding the entry you presented, modify
the lib/discover/alsa-base.pci-device.xml entry for 1102:0002 to this:
<device model="0002" vendor="1102" model_name="SB Live! EMU10k1">
<data class="linux">
<data class="module" version="[2.2,inf)">
<data class="name">snd-emu10k1-synth</data>
</data>
</data>
</device>
> Once this module is correct, the soundfont still has to be loaded before
> the synths work. You need the awesfx package, the *.sf2 from the win32
> drivers (from creative), and something like this in /etc/modutils/
>
> post-install snd-emu10k1-synth /usr/bin/asfxload 2gmgsmt
See #246405.
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