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Subject: device for crystal audio on thinkpad A21p
From: "Richard E. Hawkins" <dochawk@psu.edu>
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Now that I'm most of the way up, I'm wrestling with sound . . .

This thing has crystal audio sound. It indicates that games can treat
it as a soundblaster for compatibility.

I've set 

device pcm 

in my kernel configuration file.  It kind of looks like maybe I need
to include csa, but the examples given in LINT appear to be for
isa cards.  

After reboot, I went to /dev, did a ./MAKEDEV, and now it shows

fac13# ls -d /dev/pc*
/dev/pcaudio    /dev/pcaudioctl /dev/pci        /dev/pcm        /dev/pcm909

but

fac13# cat /usr/local/lib/exmh-2.3.1/clink.au > /dev/pcm

yields no result.

am I missing something?

hawk


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