11 Jul
2008
11 Jul
'08
3:45 a.m.
Reuben,
I only modified the peak structure to follow the hdsp (and original
driver) 'way', but recompiling an application with the new headers (and
without the ioctl-structure) should do it.
Everything else is either internal or an addition.
I'm
currently upgrading the driver to version 2.61 and RayDAT
support. There have been MAJOR modifications.. The driver was
pretty unmaintained for quite some time now.
Please drop me an email if you whish to test the next driver
version since I have no AES32 myself.
The AES32 was on a box I built for a friend who lives about 4 hours
away. He's not the most proficient with Linux, so I can try to test
it out, but it will take a while. (I need to get him online so I can
just access his machine via ssh)
Can I assume nothing changes in the ALSA API for that device? The utility created by Winfried Ritsch is the only
reference code I
have for accessing the matrix.
There will be a completely new TotalMix, replacing the hdspmixer.
What kernel version is this driver revision slated
for?
Shouldn't matter as long it is 2.6.
Flo
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