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One way to do the port is to look first at the Plan 9
driver (eg for the sb), then import code from the driver
you have as you see it fits. Good luck.

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Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 21:08:53 -0500 (EST)

Anyone have any luck getting sound working on a laptop?

I have a TP 600E I'ld like to have the sound working on.
Supposing I can dig (and clean) up a linux driver for the
chip, can anyone provide tips for porting the driver to 9?

Cheers,

Sam


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