![]() ![]() The page HowToIdentifyADevice/PCI explains how to identify a PCI device. ![]() Test the sound device, for example: $ aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wav Run alsamixer, unmute the channels by using the M key and raise sound levels by using the UP arrow key: $ alsamixer If not already performed, add your user account to the audio group, then log out and log back into your system: # adduser yourusername audio Reload the snd-maestro3 module: # modprobe -r snd-maestro3 modprobe snd-maestro3 Install the firmware to your system: $ su # aptitude install alsa-base alsa-utils build-essentialĪcquire an alsa-firmware tarball (> 1.0.13) from the ALSA project's server, for example: $ wget Įxtract the tarball and create firmware from binary DSP code: $ tar xvf alsa-firmware-1.0.25.tar.bz2 Install the alsa-base, alsa-utils and build-essential packages: $ su You are required to supply two firmware files in order to use this device, which can be acquired from the ALSA project. This was also removed from the alsa-source package to resolve bug 483918. In linux-2.6 2.6.23-1, the binary-only firmware in this driver was removed, due to discovered licensing issues. ![]() It is an ALSA driver provided in the Linux kernel. Snd-maestro3 is a Linux kernel module supporting ESS Technology's Maestro3/Allegro PCI audio controller.
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