New audiohd driver posted

We've gotten a lot of good feedback from previous posting of the audiohd driver, and the Beijing engineering team has come up with a new version (Aug 12, 2008.) Note that the latest audiohd driver will always be posted here.

One note: please use the obj32/ or obj64/ versions of the driver unless you are running a debug kernel. There are some binary dependencies where the debug drivers won't work on a production kernel.

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Anonymous said…
Works!

Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 294501 kern.notice] NOTICE: Intel HD audio PCI 0x78 is: 0x7
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 123783 kern.notice] NOTICE: Cannot no-snoop, ok
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 550065 kern.notice] NOTICE: power=0x0, is ok
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 829518 kern.notice] NOTICE: BAR0 pci reg 0x10 = 0xfe220004
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 833715 kern.notice] NOTICE: bar1 pci reg 0x14 = 0x0
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 901379 kern.notice] NOTICE: pci reg 0x40 = 0x1
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 578956 kern.notice] NOTICE: pci reg 0x50 = 0xc8426001
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 449975 kern.notice] NOTICE: pci reg 0x54 = 0x0
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 194031 kern.notice] NOTICE: GCAP = 0x4401
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 723211 kern.notice] NOTICE: in reset_controller: mask is 0x3
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 147181 kern.info] NOTICE: audiohd0: codec 0: vid=0x11d41984, sid=0x00000000, rev=0x00100400
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiohd: [ID 405778 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd: get a beep widget
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 434791 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd0: Monitor Mic fond!
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 last message repeated 1 time
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 157298 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd0: Exclusive Moniter found successfully!
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 737153 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd0: Share Moniter found successfully!
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 354633 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd0: Do Finish Mixer entered!
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 last message repeated 3 times
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 974567 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd0: audiohd:SPDIF-OUT found!
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 unix: [ID 954099 kern.info] NOTICE: IRQ17 is being shared by drivers with different interrupt levels.
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 This may result in reduced system performance.
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 npe: [ID 236367 kern.info] PCI Express-device: pci17aa,20ac@1b, audiohd0
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 genunix: [ID 936769 kern.info] audiohd0 is /pci@0,0/pci17aa,20ac@1b
Aug 12 21:06:47 nx0 audiosup: [ID 601478 kern.notice] NOTICE: audiohd0: Attach finished successfully!


There is a typo:
"Monitor Mic fond!"
August 12, 2008 at 12:15 PM
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