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diff --git a/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/README.gentoo b/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/README.gentoo
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+This excellent Linux Audigy FAQ is from
+http://basic-rip.co.uk/tenpin/linux_audigy_faq.html, which is currently
+unreadable so we're adding a cached copy from google to this file for
+safe-keeping. PLEASE NOTE: the current version of the Gentoo Linux emu10k1
+auto-detects emu10k1 or audigy and also uses a fixed audigy-script as described
+in this FAQ. However, the MIDI/LiveWire fix may still be needed for some users.
+
+<audigy-faq>
+
+This page details my experience in getting my Creative Soundblaster Audigy to
+work properly under Linux (Gentoo Linux to be exact) using the Open Sound
+System driver.
+
+If you use Gentoo Linux then grab this package which contains an eBuild I wrote
+to do all the below (last updated 11:53 11th Oct):
+emu10k1-audigy-20020927-rl.tar.gz
+
+The first thing to do is download the driver source archive from
+http://sourceforge.net/projects/emu10k1/.
+
+Extract the archive in a directory you have write access to (your home
+directory): tar xvjf emu10k1-v0.20a.tar.bz2
+
+Enter the extracted directory:  cd emu10k1-v0.20
+
+Next run:
+
+make
+make all
+
+Then run (as root):
+
+make install
+
+If the first make fails then you will need to edit the file config so that the
+line KERNEL_SOURCE := gives the location of your kernel source code.
+
+Ussually this location is: /usr/src/linux
+
+Next run (not as root):
+
+make tools
+
+Then run (as root):
+
+make install-tools
+
+The script audigy-script and the config file emu10k1.conf are both installed to
+/usr/local/etc/.
+
+I have written replacements for these files which fix lots of bugs with the
+default ones. I would advise you to read them and then replace the existing
+ones with my versions:
+
+audigy-script
+emu10k1.conf
+
+audigy-script is used to configure the soundcard so that all the channels are
+setup properly and so that recording works.  emu10k1.conf is used to set some
+options for audigy-script.
+
+audigy-script sets up the following volume controls:
+
+Vol - Front Speaker Volumes
+OGain - Rear Speaker Volumes
+Igain - Center/Subwoofer Volumes
+
+Update: 30.10.02
+
+If you find that you are only getting a particular sound source (eg. CD
+playback) through the 2 front channels, you can mirror them to the rear 2
+channels by adding the following line to audigy-script:
+
+$DSPMGR -a"Pcm:$REAR"
+
+Also thanks to Colin McCambridge for these 2 tips:
+
+1) Don't download and use the 0.9.4 tools package from sourceforge, as it
+appears to contain an old version of the emu-dspmgr program that does *not*
+seem to support stereo input/output routing (Both the included script and yours
+were broken when using that tool, because "Pcm" was not a valid input for the
+route).  The included tools in the driver package work just fine
+
+2) For people with Audigy Platinum cards that have the Audigy Drive and
+InfraRed remote, the fix that took me so long to find to enable the system MIDI
+messages triggered by the infrared remote (and thus enable the remote's
+functionality) is this:
+
+Before compiling the emu10k1 driver, you have to edit the midi.h file and
+uncomment the line #define USE_AUDIGY_DRIVE_MIDI.   The Audigy card has two
+MIDI devices, and since the emu10k1 developers have yet to get both working at
+the same time, uncommenting that line switches support from the first to the
+second on Audigy Platinum cards.
+
+If you find any problems with my scripts or any of my instructions then please
+mail me: tenpin22@blueyonder.co.uk
+
+There are some forums on the driver Sourceforge homepage but I haven't found
+them very active. You can find them here.
+
+I will be updating this page when I remember what else I was going to put on
+it.
+</audigy-faq>
diff --git a/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/audigy-script b/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/audigy-script
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+#!/bin/bash -e
+#
+#     audigy-script  --  A setup script
+#
+#     Author:        Jonathan Boler (tenpin22@blueyonder.co.uk)  Originally: Daniel Bertrand
+#     Last Updates:  
+#                    Daniel Robbins, 07th March 2003 (drobbins@gentoo.org)
+#                      Set tone control defaults to 50/100 (neutral)
+#					 Jonathan Boler, 11th October 2002
+#     Version:       0.31
+#
+# Optional argument processing:
+# This script takes arguments which can override the settings in the
+# config file. The following flags are supported:
+#
+# -d [yes|no]	use the digital output
+# -t [yes|no]	enable the tone controls
+# -3 [yes|no]	enable ac3 passthrough
+# -i [yes|no]	enable livedrive ir
+
+# Default location of programs:
+BASE_PATH=/usr
+DSPPATH=$BASE_PATH/share/emu10k1
+AUMIX=`which aumix`
+
+# To use something other than /dev/dsp
+# example "-D /dev/dsp1"
+DSPDEV=""
+
+# To use something other than /dev/dsp
+# example "-M /dev/mixer1"
+MIXERDEV=""
+
+DSPMGR=$BASE_PATH/bin/emu-dspmgr $DSPDEV $MIXERDEV
+
+CONFIG=$BASE_PATH/bin/emu-config $DSPDEV $MIXERDEV
+
+SAVEARGS="$@"
+
+load(){
+
+# Source configurations
+  . /etc/emu10k1.conf
+
+# Pick up any command line overrides
+while getopts d:t:3:i: OPT $SAVEARGS; do
+	case "$OPT" in
+	d)
+		USE_DIGITAL_OUTPUT=$OPTARG
+		;;
+	t)
+		ENABLE_TONE_CONTROL=$OPTARG
+		;;
+	3)
+		AC3PASSTHROUGH=$OPTARG
+		;;
+	i)
+		ENABLE_LIVEDRIVE_IR=$OPTARG
+		;;
+	*)
+		exit 1
+		;;
+	esac
+	shift 2
+done
+
+# Set some variables
+if [ "$USE_DIGITAL_OUTPUT" = yes ]; then
+    FRONT="Dig Front"
+    CENTER="Dig Center"
+    SUB="Dig LFE"
+    REAR="Dig rear"
+    CTR_SUB="Dig ctr/sub"
+else
+    FRONT="Front"
+    CENTER="Center"
+    SUB="Sub"
+    REAR="Rear"
+    CTR_SUB="Ctr/sub"
+fi
+
+# Functions to enable inputs and volume controls
+
+enable_volume(){
+    INPUT=$1
+    VOLUME=$2
+
+    $DSPMGR -p"$VOLUME Vol" -l"$INPUT" -f$DSPPATH/vol_2.bin -c"Vol_L" -m"${VOLUME}_l" -c"Vol_R" -m"${VOLUME}_r"
+}
+
+enable_with_vol(){
+    INPUT=$1
+    VOLUME=$2
+
+    $DSPMGR  -a"$INPUT:$FRONT" -a"$INPUT:$REAR" -a"$INPUT:Headphones"
+    $DSPMGR -p"$VOLUME Vol" -l"$INPUT" -f$DSPPATH/vol_2.bin -c"Vol_L" -m"${VOLUME}_l" -c"Vol_R" -m"${VOLUME}_r"
+}
+
+
+# Start by clearing everything and stopping the FX8010
+$DSPMGR -x -z
+
+
+# Enable inputs (route them to the outputs) and volume controls
+
+# Pcm can be up to 6 channels
+
+$DSPMGR -a"Pcm:$FRONT" -a"Pcm Rear:$REAR" -a"Pcm ctr/sub:$CTR_SUB" -a"Pcm:Headphones"
+$DSPMGR -l"pcm" -l"Pcm Rear" -l"Pcm Ctr/sub" -f$DSPPATH/vol_pcm.bin -c"Vol_L" -m"pcm_l" -c"Vol_R" -m"pcm_r"
+
+# Other inputs are only stereo
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_CD_Spdif" = yes ]; then
+     enable_with_vol "CD-Spdif" "dig1"
+fi
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_OPTICAL_SPDIF" = yes ]; then
+    enable_with_vol "Opt. Spdif" "dig2"
+fi
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_LINE2_MIC2" = yes ]; then
+    enable_with_vol "Line2/Mic2" "line2"
+fi
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_RCA_SPDIF" = yes ]; then
+    enable_with_vol "RCA Spdif" "dig3"
+fi
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_RCA_AUX" = yes ]; then
+    enable_with_vol  "RCA Aux2" "line3"
+fi
+
+
+# Analog-in is already routed to the analog front output
+# So we route it only to the remaining outputs
+
+$DSPMGR  -a"Analog:Recording" -a"Analog:Headphones"
+
+if [ "$USE_DIGITAL_OUTPUT" = yes ]; then
+    $DSPMGR -a"Analog:Dig Front"
+fi
+
+# Output volume controls:
+enable_volume "$FRONT" "vol"
+enable_volume "$REAR" "ogain"
+enable_volume "$CTR_SUB" "igain"
+
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_TONE_CONTROL" = yes ] ; then
+
+    TONE=tone.bin
+
+    $DSPMGR -l"$FRONT L" -f$DSPPATH/$TONE -cbass -mbass -ctreble -mtreble
+    # The next 3 'inherit' the oss control of the above line:
+    $DSPMGR -l"$FRONT R" -f$DSPPATH/$TONE
+    $DSPMGR -l"$REAR R" -f$DSPPATH/$TONE
+    $DSPMGR -l"$REAR L" -f$DSPPATH/$TONE
+
+	if [ -x $AUMIX ] ; then
+		# drobbins is an audiophile and has a problem with auto-bass and
+		# auto-treble. So these have been changed from 68 to 50.
+    	$AUMIX -t 50 
+    	$AUMIX -b 50
+	fi
+fi
+
+
+# Need to toggle third output into digital mode
+
+if [ "$USE_DIGITAL_OUTPUT" = yes ] ; then
+	$CONFIG -d
+fi
+
+# See if we should enable IR
+
+if [ "$ENABLE_LIVEDRIVE_IR" = yes ] ; then
+     $CONFIG -i
+fi
+
+# for digital output we can do ac3passthrough
+# this patch must be last in the signal chain
+if [ "$USE_DIGITAL_OUTPUT" = yes ]; then
+    if [ "$AC3PASSTHROUGH" = yes ] ; then
+	$DSPMGR -l"dig front" -F"$DSPPATH/ac3pass-audigy.bin"
+    fi
+fi
+
+
+# Restart the FX8010
+$DSPMGR -y
+
+}
+
+case "$1" in
+
+	restore | restart)
+        load
+		# Load mixer settings
+		$AUMIX -f /etc/aumixrc -L  >/dev/null 2>&1 || :
+        ;;
+    save | stop)
+		# Save mixer settings
+		$AUMIX -f /etc/aumixrc -S   >/dev/null 2>&1 || :
+		;;
+    *)
+		load
+esac
+
diff --git a/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/emu10k1-script b/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/emu10k1-script
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+#!/bin/bash
+
+source /sbin/functions.sh
+source /etc/emu10k1.conf
+
+# setup regex strings to match
+AUDIGY_PCI_TAG="multimedia audio controller: creative labs.*audigy"
+EMU10K1_PCI_TAG="multimedia audio controller: creative labs.*emu10k1"
+
+# first, lets try to read the driver information in /proc/driver/
+proc="`ls /proc/driver/emu10k1/*/info 2> /dev/null | awk '{print $1}'`"
+if [ -z "${CARD_TYPE}" ] && [ ! -z "${proc}" ] && [ -e ${proc} ] ; then
+	if [ -n "$(egrep -i '^card type.*audigy.*' ${proc})" ] ; then
+		CARD_TYPE="audigy"
+	elif [ -n "$(egrep -i '^card type.*emu10k1.*' ${proc})" ] ; then
+		CARD_TYPE="emu"
+	fi
+fi
+
+# if that didnt work, try to detect via lspci (sys-apps/pciutils)
+if [ -z "${CARD_TYPE}" ] && [ -x /sbin/lspci ] ; then
+echo 1
+	if [ -n "$(lspci | egrep -i "${AUDIGY_PCI_TAG}")" ] ; then
+		CARD_TYPE="audigy"
+	elif [ -n "$(lspci | egrep -i "${EMU10K1_PCI_TAG}")" ] ; then
+		CARD_TYPE="emu"
+	fi
+fi
+
+# if that didnt work, lets try via the kernel's /proc/pci interface
+if [ -z "${CARD_TYPE}" ] && [ -e /proc/pci ] ; then
+	if [ -n "$(egrep -i "${AUDIGY_PCI_TAG}" /proc/pci)" ] ; then
+		CARD_TYPE="audigy"
+	elif [ -n "$(egrep -i "${EMU10K1_PCI_TAG}" /proc/pci)" ] ; then
+		CARD_TYPE="emu"
+	fi
+fi
+
+# if that failed, make the user tell us what it is
+case "`echo ${CARD_TYPE} | awk '{print toupper($1)}'`" in
+	AUDIGY)
+		/usr/bin/audigy-script $@
+		;;
+	EMU)
+		/usr/bin/emu-script $@
+		;;
+	*)
+		eerror "I was unable to figure out whether you have an Audigy"
+		eerror "or an Emu10k1 sound card.  Further more, you have not"
+		eerror "told me what kind of sound card you have."
+		eerror "Please edit /etc/emu10k1.conf and set the CARD_TYPE"
+		eerror "variable.  You will find it at the top of the file."
+		exit 1
+		;;
+esac
diff --git a/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/emu10k1.conf-gentoo-header b/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/emu10k1.conf-gentoo-header
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+# Set your card type on the next line so that loading the
+# kernel module works correctly.
+#
+# Accepted values are 'emu' and 'audigy'
+#  use 'audigy' if you have an audigy based sound card,
+#  otherwise use 'emu'
+#
+# Note: you should only have to set this if:
+#    (1) the auto-detect script fails
+#        - no lspci support
+#        - no /proc/pci support
+#        - the kernel just plain doesn't like you
+#    (2) you like to set everything
+#CARD_TYPE="set_me"
+
diff --git a/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/modules-emu10k1 b/media-sound/emu10k1-cvs/files/modules-emu10k1
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+post-install emu10k1 /usr/bin/emu10k1-script restore
+pre-remove emu10k1 /usr/bin/emu10k1-script save