FreeBSD 4.5
i installed my sound drivers (which are onboard) with the following lines in my kernel
device pcm
options PNPBIOS
then cd /dev
sh MAKEDEV snd0
output from cat /dev/sndstat show the devicedriver (correct one)
ok this works nice
untill i enter my kde and want to play a song. There i see in the terminal ***WARNING **: oss_open(): Failed to open audio device (/dev/dsp): Device busy (i have my acces (xwr)to /dev/dsp and its links)
now, i thought it could be it's using the same irq as an other device and i did #dmesg pcm and say it is using the same irq (11) as USB A. That pissed me off
i don't need USB but it's all onboard unfortunately so i tried to rebuild my kernel without the USB declaration in it but yet every time i reboot with new kernels, the USB is still present!. How can i really get those USB lines out of my kernel or perhaps even better; how can i chance irq for the devices?
i hope someone might know the answer because we've been looking on the problem with 3 people.
ow yeah, also tried it without the PNPBIOS option