> Hi,
>
> It seems an earlier mail on this subject never made it through the list.
> I also get the read and write errors from the msp3400, but they
> disappear when I first use the card under windows.
>
> I just noticed that the messages also differ. Notice the chip=MSP3400@-@0.
> Wrong:
>
[--------------snip-------------------------]
> msp3400: init: chip=MSP3400@-@0, registered as sound mixer
> i2c: device attached: MSP3400@-@0 (addr=0x80, bus=bt848-0, driver=msp3400)
>
> Same hardware, but now working (i.e. windows booted earlier)
>
[--------------snip-------------------------]
> msp3400: init: chip=MSP3400C-C6, registered as sound mixer
> i2c: device attached: MSP3400C-C6 (addr=0x80, bus=bt848-0,
> driver=msp3400)
>
Ok, so it looks like the windows driver is twidling some config bits
that the Linux driver isn't messing with. Once the bits have been twiddled,
your card seems to behave fine. Looks like I will have to plug in my Win 3.1
disk (I never bought Win95) and try the windows TV drivers there (much as I
regret doing so), and see if I see the same thing. Assuming I see the same
thing, then it should be fairly simple to make these cards go, assuming I
can find docs on these things...
-Erik
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