Linux Driver for Soundtrack
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   < FILE  descriptin >   
    1. sam9407.tgz - Driver Binary file.
    2. samsrc.tgz  - Driver Source file
    3. pci.tgz     - Kernel source( for pci - st97pci, st128ddma, std_a ).
  
   
   <Guide>
 
     1. SAM9407.TGZ
 
    #gzip -d sam9407.tgz
    #tar xvf sam9407.tar
 
     Extract the files in order and run  './setup'.
     and edit the 'init' ( edit the firmware and bank only).
 
 
    Remark) In the case of st128pci, st128ddma, std_a, run  the 3 first.
 
 
     #cd driver
     #lsmod sam9407
     #dmesg

         and If you can find 'ST128DDMA port=0x330 irq=7' line.  That is OK
        ( st97pnp : ST97PNP port=0x30 irq=7 ).
 
     #cd ..
     #./init
     #cat /dev/sndstat
     
and If you can find 'memory-total : ???k'..... 
now you can hear the sound.
 
     < WAVE >
     #play joo.wav
 
     < MIDI >
     #playmidi -e kwang.mid
 
     ....
 
     2. SAMSRC.TGZ
         DRIVER  SOURCE.
        
     3. PCI.TGA
      This file is Kernel( ver 2.0.36 ) source for SoundTrack PCI.
      (Remark)  When the Kernel version is not in accord with 2.3.36,  
      add the lower part to the kernel file finding  '//++' from the each file.
       
       #cp pci.tgz /usr/src/linux
       #cd /usr/src/linux
       #gzip -d pci.tgz
       #tar xvf pci.tar
       
       Regarding the KERNEL compile, please refer to the Linux Site or technical book. 
             
    
   < Reference >
   
    If you don't want to run 'insmod sam9407' each time,
    you may edit /etc/conf.modules - add 'alias sound sam9407'
    
   < Remark >
     If you have used Sound Module before, set the sound to Disable and compile before
     Kernel compile. 
     
     Rebooting is more simple and sure method after deleting all except 'sam9407.o' 
     in '/lib/modules/2.0.36/misc'