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  From: Andrew McDonnell <andymc73@yahoo.com.au>
  To  : Michael Neuling <Michael.Neuling@keyworks.com.au>
  Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2001 10:34:48 +1000 (EST)

Re: Initial sound volume

Hi,

sorry about the delay replying - between three month
old son & work, this thing has to take third place...

:
> The only way to this is to tell the sound card
> module to start with
> certain mixer settings.  

that would help!

:
> kernel source.  You need to look thru the source
> code for your sound
> card and find where it sets the initial mixer
> setting.  For example
> looking in the Maestro sound card driver (in
> drivers/sound/maestro.c)
> for "mixer_defaults" shows clearly what needs to be

I searched for and I found the structure with mixer
initial settings
( I will post the filename and location later - not at
home at the moment) 
I changed it but the results where somewhat ambiguous:
when I 
tested, the values using aumix they were different
from what I 
had modified the kernel source to... and family
priorities have 
prevented me from investigating more rigorously so
far.

:
> changed.  Posting
> your sound card type on the list may enable someone
> else to help you
> do this.  

The card is a SB-AWE64 which in all other respects is
working perfectly.
Standard Kernel 2.2.18 on Debian 2.2r0

:

thanks for the advice,
Andrew


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