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Trying SBEMU on an N3350 SOC (not too modern acording to reports) #16
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I have tried the /O0 and /O1 options to select the different audio outputs (the HDA audio codec on N3350 can provide audio over HDMI or audio jack, I suppose it could be more), with no results... |
This is what GNU/Linux says about the hardware in this machine:
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Seems that, according to jtchip user in the Vogons thread, this HDA device (8086/5a98) needs separate initialisation: So this should be... doable I guess? |
I am adding more precisse information about the Intel HDA in N3350. There's only one card:
This is what lspci has to say in detail:
And this is the information on the codecs:
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Hi there,
Theorically, SBEMU should work on N3350 SOC, which has Intel HDA for audio and Intel HD 500 for graphics.
(There have been reports of SBEMU working on a G41/ICH7 Core2 and a B360 CoffeeLake 9th Gen system in the Vogons forum in this page: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=93006&start=620)
So, on N3350, SBEMU loads fine:
I can even see it reports the parameters:
But no sound can be heard on HDMI video or dedicated audio jack with Epic Pinball, which is the reference game I am trying to get working since it's been tested by @crazii himself.
Here's my FDCONFIG.SYS:
And here's my FDAUTO.BAT:
Any ideas on why could sound be absent even it SBEMU detects the HDA system, etc?
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