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Finally there is Yamaha DS-XG support; thanks much (my laptop sound was
inoperative). 

However, at least the yamaha support (if not others) is broken in a curious
way - .au playing (and the sound in kpoker) work fine but .wav playing
(and the sound in ksmiletris, for example) are broken in a way that sounds
endian (just get noise).  I know the base driver works since there is
at least one path through pcm that works...

I seem to remember hearing at usenix that this applied to other drivers 
too...

-- Pete


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