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From: Nate Williams <nate@rocky.sri.MT.net>
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Subject: Re: GUS Max support?
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> > > There is no need to specify a gus max card anymore.  Supplying the stuff
> > > for the gus is enough.  The code should auto-detect if you have a
> > > gus-max.

Great!.  However, in -stable, isa/sound/local.h references 'gusmax.h'
which is not generated by config, so I can't build a kernel with gus
support.

I've rebuilt config and *made* sure that the files I have are the
correct -stable versions.  The version of this file in -current no
longer refernces gusmax.h, so I think we have some stuff pulled into
-stable, but not everything for gus support.

Does anyone have a GUS-Max working in -stable?


Nate