[alsa-devel] armv7 raspberry pi kernel compilation and snd_usb_us122l tascam us122 module requires x86
hi - I am compiling a rt kernel for my raspberry pi, and I notice I am unable to select the us122l driver for inclusion as a module as it is listed as requiring x86 to be selected.
Many of the other modules are available and use the same codebase as the us122l driver, so I was wondering if the x86 requirement is strictly necessary?
Is it possible to check that the us122l module requires x86 and is incompatible with arm architecture please.
Many thanks
James
On Wed, 15 Jul 2015 12:47:18 +0200, James Miller wrote:
hi - I am compiling a rt kernel for my raspberry pi, and I notice I am unable to select the us122l driver for inclusion as a module as it is listed as requiring x86 to be selected.
Many of the other modules are available and use the same codebase as the us122l driver, so I was wondering if the x86 requirement is strictly necessary?
Is it possible to check that the us122l module requires x86 and is incompatible with arm architecture please.
The driver does a special way of mmap that may work only on the coherent architecture. It *might* work on ARM, so just try and give a patch if everything really works as expected.
Takashi
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James Miller
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Takashi Iwai