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Randall Hopper wrote:
> 
>      I'm in the process of trying to port a Linux driver.  Got it linked in
> and probing OK, but it's losing it when it tries to initialize the voice
> channels on the synth chip.

I'm presuming that you noticed that linux has the arguments
the other way around in "outb()"

julian