AUACER(4) BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual AUACER(4)NAME
auacer -- Acer Labs I/O Controller Hub integrated AC'97 audio device driver
SYNOPSIS
auacer* at pci? dev ? function ?
audio* at audiobus?
DESCRIPTION
The auacer device driver supports the M5455 integrated AC'97 audio controller of some Acer Labs I/O Controller Hub.
SEE ALSO ac97(4), audio(4), pci(4)HISTORY
The auacer device driver first appeared in NetBSD 3.0.
BUGS
No input supported (yet).
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ESO(4) BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual ESO(4)NAME
eso -- ESS Technology Solo-1 PCI AudioDrive audio device driver
SYNOPSIS
eso* at pci? dev ? function ?
audio* at audiobus?
joy* at eso?
mpu* at eso?
opl* at eso?
DESCRIPTION
The eso device driver supports sound cards based on ESS Technology Solo-1 PCI AudioDrive chips (ES1938 and ES1946), e.g. the TerraTec 128i
PCI card.
DIAGNOSTICS
eso0: can't map Audio 1 DMA into I/O space PCI autoconfiguration did not map the first audio channel DMA controller into I/O space at a
suitable address, and the driver was not able map it by itself. In that case only playback functionality will be available.
eso0: reset timeout The device failed to acknowledge being reset.
eso0: RDR timeout The driver timed out reading data from a controller register.
eso0: WDR timeout The driver timed out waiting to send a command or writing to a controller register.
SEE ALSO audio(4), joy(4), mpu(4), opl(4), pci(4)HISTORY
The eso device driver appeared in NetBSD 1.5. The on-board gameport was first supported in NetBSD 1.6.
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