> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Richard Earnshaw [SMTP:rearnsha@arm.com]
> 
> Hmm, if I remember correctly, both the vidcaudio and beep devices are 
> "attached" directly to vidc and manipulate the sound registers directly.  
> I suspect that if you've got a "working" vidcaudio device (modulo pulling 
> it up to current), the beep should really be attached to that in some way.
> 
Yep, I believe that in most cases the vidcaudio device doesn't work because
beep is actually grabbing the interrupt.  Ideally the beep should attach to
vidcaudio, and then queue a beep to be played.  I'd not done any planning
for anything fancy with channels mixing etc

I'll try and take a look over the weekend for the code.  Anyone know if
there's a way to network an RPC to a PC (pc runs linux or win95...) with a
serial cable?  I don't really want to start downloading onto floppies again,
I've got an ls-120 at work and at home (but in the PC)  Actually anyone know
if an ls120 would work with a RapIDE card? *ponder* One way to find out :)

Chris









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