On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 06:54:22PM +0100, Christoph Hellwig wrote:
> > Your patch to clean up the OSS stuff has broken the Ensoniq SoundScape.
> > Reverting one small portion fixes it.
> > Can you decide whether you want to wrap this in some magical #ifdef's
> > and send it on to Linus?
> You can send it to Linus, the changes seem ok.
Ah, I presumed that you had a good reason to make the change the other
way round in the first place.
> > BTW, the documentation in Documentation/README.OSS suggests that this
> > card cannot be used with isapnp?
> > This is not my experience.
> > See http://www.huggie.dial.pipex.com/linux/sound.shtml for how it Works
> > For Me(TM).
> README.OSS is ugly, it should be removed ...
Probably. Also in another recent post you posted all the module/command
line options which can be specified to get sound working. These would
be useful in some of the documentation.
> > Also since I applied my patch, I get this when I modprobe -r:
> > [root@byers /usr/src/linux/drivers/sound]# modprobe -r sscape
> > Trying to free nonexistent resource <0000-0001>
> > Sound device 2 went missing!
> > kmem_free: Either bad obj addr or double free (objp=c61bd000,
> > name=size-4096)
> Maybe it's beacuse of the patch, I didn't had a sscape tester yet,
> I'll look at it this night.
Yes, I imagine it's my fault.
I don't know how to debug this though. Since the modules that objp is
pointing to have presumably just been unloaded?
How can I work out what that points at?
Simon
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