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[Discuss-gnuradio] Re: PS3 success with audio


From: Robert McGwier
Subject: [Discuss-gnuradio] Re: PS3 success with audio
Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2007 08:50:59 -0500
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ADDENDUM AND NOTE FOR ALL!!

make check works partially on YDL where it would not even start on FC5.

The RS Codec tests pass, the vmcircbuf tests pass and then a string of failures end make check (all with segment violations). This probably gives a clue.

pa_devs identifies

SPDIF: PS3PF

as hw:0,0

just as "Sound Device" detection on YDL's graphical interface but none of the python audio files will process hw:0, plughw:0, hw:0,0, etc. as being a valid "file name".

Progress is being made and YDL seems to have found a few devices. Thanks to Frank Brickle, I have a Buffalo Wireless G125 WAP which can be reprogrammed since it runs Linux to be a transparent wireless ethernet connected interface. You plug it into the ethernet jack and give it the Wireless parameters for your office and voila, wireless internet connectivity. I think it uses one of the Broadcom parts.


Off to the office and more later.

Bob



Robert McGwier wrote:
I literally have absolutely no idea what I have done, BUT, snd_ps3.... is now found by PS3 running Yellow Dog Linux. At some time in the past two weeks while I was running around, I did an update (after Terra finally got my password fixed) and the sound system is found. I compiled and installed PortAudio and pa_devs finds the device and all of the test programs that are using only output work perfectly.

When you run "top" on this machine, you will see two threads. Do NOT do make -j3 or -j2. Swig output has been compiling for AN HOUR and has not finished. ;-).


For those running YDL, I am sure you have discovered that you have about 8k of free space in RAM when running Enlightenment. Gnome is even worse (2k).

In /etc/inittab  where you find

id:5:initdefault


change the 5 to a 3 and reboot to get rid of the X login. If you need X things, ssh in from a remote terminal.

Now you will find that about 50% of RAM is free when the machine is sitting idle. The drop in swapping has a major impact on the PS3.

I am hoping (like Tom) to report some success with the PS3 on Sunday. I have a full plate with Frank Brickle and Flex until Sunday afternoon.

Bob







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