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This is a minimal device driver that provides a /dev/midi that
talks to an MPU-compatible MIDI hardware interface. It ONLY allows
use of the UART mode of the MPU hardware. It was written for AT&T
System V Release 3.2 on a 6386, but may be portable to most System V
Release 3-based operating systems. To install, invoke (as root):
Install
This assumes the installable device driver structure of System V 3.2.
The hardware interrupt # and address will be requested interactively.
Included are testread.c and testwrite.c programs that can be used
to exercise the device. See midi.7 for more info.
Tim Thompson = tjt@twitch.att.com
07/09/91
I've added the hooks for VP/ix support to Tim's driver. this allows the use
of programs like Cakewalk 4.0, Band-in-the-Box, etc. to access the midi
device through VP/ix. I make no great claims for the reliability of this
code, doing midi under VP/ix is probably not the brightest move anyone could
make. But, I like being able to supplement my midi needs with cheap DOS
applications. Enjoy.
Richard A. Griffiths ...uunet!ingr!b11!xanth!richard (UUCP)
richard@b11.ingr.com (Internet)