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From: Reinier Bezuidenhout <rbezuide@oskar.nanoteq.co.za>
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Subject: Re: Sound card problems (Yamaha xg)
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> > sorry ... but if that is what is happening it would take some time to fix,
> > and it didn't seem like it would be soon.
> 
> Given the speed at which -current is changing, I wouldn't be accusing 
> their KLD of being buggy so much as just not absolutely up to date.
> 
> Their 724 driver is actually pretty stable; I've run it for days at a 
> time under -stable with no problems.
> 

We tried it on a 3.2-STABLE machine too, with the same effects ...
(although it was a different Yamaha 701 PCI card)

Maybe we did something wrong :/

Did you do anything special ??

Reinier


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