2.4 kernel and sblive

[bkurt]

Since I have went to 2.4 I noticed a difference in kmix in that I no longer have bass and treble adjustment capabilities. While not a big deal it would be nice. So do I just need to download the emu10k1 driver myself and recompile it or is there something else I can do?? Thanks. Oh I'm using slack 7.1 with kde 2.0 and xfree86 4.0.1.

[jief]

Originally posted by bkurt:
Since I have went to 2.4 I noticed a difference in kmix in that I no longer have bass and treble adjustment capabilities. While not a big deal it would be nice. So do I just need to download the emu10k1 driver myself and recompile it or is there something else I can do?? Thanks. Oh I'm using slack 7.1 with kde 2.0 and xfree86 4.0.1.

The current (Jan 17th) emu10k1 driver from Creative won't have bass and treble neither. I just installed it this morning.

Jeff

[element-x]

If you get the CVS (as of late) you can get your bass/treble at a price.

#1, you have to have your volume at 100 to even hear sound
#2, you lose digital settings in your mixer

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treble and bass are handled by a dsp effect.

I don't think my Makefile patch was merged into CVS, so you'll need to do
the following:

-Compile the programs in utils/as10k1 and /utils/mixer.

-Assemble the dsp effect eq2.asm (type "as10k1 eq2.asm" in utils/as10k1).

-copy utils/mixer/mgr_text and utils/as10k1/eq2.bin to a known location
(/etc/emu10k1, for example).

-Then copy this script into a file ("/etc/emu10k1/settone", for example):


#!/bin/bash
/etc/emu10k1/mgr_text -l"Front L" -f /etc/emu10k1/eq2.bin
/etc/emu10k1/mgr_text -l"Front R" -f /etc/emu10k1/eq2.bin
/etc/emu10k1/mgr_text -l"Rear L" -f /etc/emu10k1/eq2.bin
/etc/emu10k1/mgr_text -l"Rear R" -f /etc/emu10k1/eq2.bin

##

-And now chmod +x the script,

-and add the following line to your modules.conf:

post-install emu10k1 /etc/emu10k1/settone


Thanks to Daniel Bertrand for the quick fix.