> But my question is, later i set up 1886 chip, does via inicialization
> change my configuration of it?
Try putting some printk in the function that sets the codec registers.
> If i try to print all the register of the
> 1886 in via_card_init_proc it fails :( and i can't be sure that via code
> doesn't change them.
No if the routine to write the registers isn't called *and* the initialization
doesn't reset the codec.
The first can be verified with printks, for the second examine the code. But
via_init_one is the one to check, it calls all the initializations.
> As you can see, the register are well written in ad1886, so this are my
> question,
> ---- Does via code inicialization change any value of ad1886?
> ---- Is possible that ad1886 works fine and the problem were with via
> chipset?
Jeff Garzik should know better ;-)
The only strange thing is the code is for the A version of the chip (desktop?)
and you have the B version (mobile?).
I got the 82C686A data sheet, but not the one for 82C686B.
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