22 Aug
2005
22 Aug
'05
9:54 p.m.
Have a look at the amidi and/or aseqdump programs.
OK, I looked at the program, and although I'm not too sure how it
works, I came across what may be a bad omen: listing devices (amidi -l)
doesn't respond with any devices.
Also,
$ amidi -S 12
responds with
ALSA lib rawmidi_hw.c:231:(snd_rawmidi_hw_open) open /dev/snd/midiCODO
failed: No such device
cannot open port "default": No such device
Kevin
23 Aug
23 Aug
6:57 a.m.
Kevin Sookocheff wrote:
Then your MIDI port isn't recognized. Just to be sure: this is the
MIDI/gameport on the mainboard?
What ALSA version are you using? (see /proc/asound/version)
What kernel version? (uname -a)
What are the options you've set for the snd-mpu401 module? If ACPI is
enabled in both the BIOS and the kernel, it should be detected
automatically. Otherwise, you have to use something like
options snd-mpu401 pnp=0 port=0x330 irq=10
in your /etc/modprobe.conf or whatever your distribution uses (and the
port and interrupt numbers must be the same as those configures in the
BIOS setup).
HTH
Clemens
Have a look at
the amidi and/or aseqdump programs.
listing devices (amidi -l) doesn't respond with any devices.
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