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From: Adriaan Rossouw <adriaan@ittc.co.za>
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Subject: MMap for SBLive, 4.3-stable
Date: Mon, 7 May 2001 22:03:45 +0200
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I was curious as to wether 4.3-stable contained the mmap calls for the sb 
live cards, since i am trying to get quake3 running , with sound.

i have read through some of the source (files containing mmap, mainly 
dsp.c/dsp.h) and i have come accross a dsp_mmap function, i have no idea
how to use it, or what it's for (the files are sadly lacking comments).

I am aware that the voxware drivers apparently have the mmap calls, but 
currently, they do not support the SB Live.

If it is not at all possible for the sb live to have sound in quake3 , how
would one go about setting up dual soundcards (i have a old yamaha 
xg-something)
lying about.

I also seem to be having the exact same problem with quake-gl (from the 
quakeforge port)

I have tracked down several posts on this list, and newsgroups, but they
are rather dated and am not sure how accurate they still are (a vast majority
were for freebsd 3.x and quake1/2).

I also ran across a post by luigi which said that the mmap calls weren't in
3.x , but he was unsure of 4.x/5.x , but this is also sadly dated.

thanks in advance

Adriaan

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