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Bug#606984: marked as done (PowerMac G4 (Digital Audio) sound)

Your message dated Thu, 14 Apr 2011 07:39:21 +0200
with message-id <20110414053921.GR7741@mykerinos.kheops.frmug.org>
and subject line Re: Bug#606984: PowerMac G4 (Digital Audio) sound
has caused the Debian Bug report #606984,
regarding PowerMac G4 (Digital Audio) sound
to be marked as done.

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Package: debian-installer

Wrong sound module, snd-aoa, is loaded on PowerMac3,4.

Currently the most usable sound driver for this machine is
snd-powermac. To make it load on boot, the following modules ought to
be blacklisted:

snd-aoa
snd-aoa-codec-tas
snd-aoa-fabric-layout
snd-aoa-i2sbus
snd-aoa-soundbus

and:

snd-powermac

should be added to /etc/modules.

This could be a temporary solution, until snd-aoa will support the machine.

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Version: 1.85

Quoting Thomas Carlson (tcarlson@sharedcup.com):
> I tried today's (4/13/11) Daily Build #5, that uses the installer build from Sid
> on my 533MHz PowerMac G4 (Digital Audio) and guess what?  The sound worked.  I
> was able to adjust the volume and set a sound theme.  The correct device for
> this machine, PowerMac Tumbler (Alsa mixer), had been installed.  I checked
> under /etc/modprobe.d and no files were blacklisted except snd-aoa in
> blacklist.local.conf.
> 
> Some serious bugs, though.  First of all, during the boot process the machine
> hung at login.  I had to unplug and replug my USB keyboard to get it going
> again.  Secondly, the CD-ROM drive is not recognized ("eject" in terminal gives
> me "unable to open /dev/hdc") so I can't tell if it will play a music CD or not.
> Pushing the manual eject button on the machine gives me about 1 second before
> the tray shuts again.
> 
> Some progress, though.

Closing the original bug report. It should indeed have been closed
with the upload of hw-detect 1.85, but the "Closes" line in
debian/changelog was split on two lines and thus the bug remained opened.

I think that other issues you reported belong to other bug
reports. Please report them separately, probably not against D-I
components as they don't seem to happen during the installation process.

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