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This chip is paired with a ISA [[CS4239]] audio controller, which is meant for DOS applications (mainly games). Only one sound driver should be loaded, and this PCI audio driver is the prefered one. | This chip is paired with a ISA [[CS4239]] audio controller, which is meant for DOS applications (mainly games). Only one sound driver should be loaded, and this PCI audio driver is the prefered one. | ||
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| + | While the above might be true, I've never been able to use the PCI audio driver on the 600E, and I don't think anybody else has either. It just doesn't work, it dies complaining about lacking AC97. | ||
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| + | So for the ThinkPad 600E, snd-cs4236 is the "preferred" (= working) driver. | ||
| + | If you can't get sound to work on your 600E, try kernel version 2.6.13. | ||
=== Features === | === Features === | ||
Revision as of 22:16, 14 February 2006
CS4610This is a Cirrus Logic Audio controller This chip is paired with a ISA CS4239 audio controller, which is meant for DOS applications (mainly games). Only one sound driver should be loaded, and this PCI audio driver is the prefered one. While the above might be true, I've never been able to use the PCI audio driver on the 600E, and I don't think anybody else has either. It just doesn't work, it dies complaining about lacking AC97. So for the ThinkPad 600E, snd-cs4236 is the "preferred" (= working) driver. If you can't get sound to work on your 600E, try kernel version 2.6.13. Features
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Linux OSS driver
This sound chip is supported by the cs46xx kernel module.
Linux ALSA driver
This sound chip is supported by the snd-cs46xx kernel module.
