Yes, I lowered it half way. It didn't do much.

I am using mpg123 and getting crackling. installing alsa-utils did not help. Any ideas short of mpd?
I do have both channels playing but crackling.

Thanks your wiki was how I got started an I bought the exact same usb sound adapter based on it.
I will search around some more. Since the adapter was recognized I thought maybe I didn't need the new kernel but it looks like its recognized but the right driver is not there.

I plugged in a USB Audio adapter but the sound that comes out is super loud and scratchy only from the left channel. Has anyone gotten USB audio to work? When I plugged in my usb audio adapter I got this in dmesg. I just used mpg123 as the player.

usb 1-1: new full speed USB device using orion-ehci and address 2
usb 1-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
usbcore: registered new interface driver snd-usb-audio
 

I had good success with the installer version 1.0 on linux but could not get it working from windows. On Windows even though I could connect to the console with the serial port, runme.exe always reported that the serial connection was not there and asked me if the cable was connected. I tried power down etc as suggested but it did not help. On linux I was able to install everything and it worked great.

I built a custom kernel and tried to use it with the default rootfs but this caused a kernel panic and I had to go back to the original uImage. I don't know how to generate a rootfs image from my kernel compile. I tried with tar'ing from / but this kept including things I didn't want and I had a hard time getting --exclude to do what I wanted. I am new to kernel building and imagine there is a real way to do this. If anyone has an ideas it would be great.

I did plug in a USB Audio adapter but the sound that comes out is super loud and scratchy. Has anyone gotten USB audio to work? When I plugged in my usb audio adapter I got this in dmesg. I just used mpg123 as the player.

usb 1-1: new full speed USB device using orion-ehci and address 2
usb 1-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
usbcore: registered new interface driver snd-usb-audio

I tried this from my fedora 11 machine and it worked well. The sheevaplug loaded all of the new software and I have it running on my network, have logged in with ssh, installed apache and all if well.

I would like to see a way to connect my plug after I am done configuring it and to create a backup and binary I can use to create clones of my setup. If this in the enhancement plan? Is there an easy way to do it that you can describe.

From uboot I assume some incantation of nand write and a usb stick should be possible.

It would be great if the backup feature were added.

Tom