Joseph Sarkes writes:
 > Well, i sucked down the current distribution and managed to build
 > the kernel and run it. When i cat some stuff to the /dev/audio 
 > device, it takes a good while, and you can't ctrl-c to abort it.
 > after it times out things are normal. However, there is no sound.
 > 
 > i do get the following on startup:
 > 
 > wss0 at isa0 port 0x530-0x537 irq 9 drq 0: CS4231A (vers 63)
 > audio0 at wss0
 > 
 > this seems pretty much inline with how win nt looked. 
 > any ideas?  or am i not operating it properly? volume all the
 > way down by default?
 > 

wrong dma channels. 

It should read

wss0 at isa0 port 0x530-0x537 irq 9 drq 3 drq2 3: CS4231A (vers 63)


Try 

# ISA audio devices
wss*    at      isa? port 0x530 irq 9 drq 3 drq2 3 # Windows Sound System
# Audio support
audio*  at wss?

in the config file. Sorry, hardware seems to be only half
duplex?  (two wires missing between sound chip and sio). By the
way, the interrupt latency seems to be so high, that rates
higher than 8k do not really work very well.


Juergen Weiss

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