Ty Sarna wrote:
> In order to make it work will have to arrange for software sample rate
> conversion to be done, which kinda sucks.  Also, I don't think Jaromir's
> test of rev H is correct -- I don't see how the chip rev could have
> anything to do with it, as it is a codec function.  It should be a codec
> quirk or something. 

Yes, probably. I didn't realize I can't adjust sample rate
on the chip.
I found it apparently working for my hw (rev. H), so I did the
least thing to make it attach (and to my knowledge, working).

If the driver kind of works (with exception of unsettable sample
rate) even when codec doesn't support variable rate audio, probably
the message "codec must support AC'97 2.0 Variable Rate Audio"
should be changed to warning only and the code should attach the
device anyway in all cases.

The warning would be something like:
"%s: codec does not support AC'97 2.0 Variable Rate Audio, no hardware sample rating available"

Jaromir
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