15 Mar
2003
15 Mar
'03
9:01 a.m.
On Friday 14 March 2003 03.13, Ranjit Singh wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering whether there'd been any progress on this?
Nope, not yet; not around here anyway. I've heard from a few others
who started messing with it, but AFAIK, no one is actually hacking
right now.
I have a Darla card, and would love to get it
working under
Linux. I have experience of assembler (since 1983) if that would be
of any help..
Well, asm in kernel space is only for CPU specific stuff these days -
but if you've done asm, chances are you have some experience of
programming to the metall. :-) (Which is generally not the case with
C and HLL programmers.)
Do you have the 20 bit version, or a new 24 bit card?
Anyway, getting the full range of cards to work would be interesting,
but there are so many of them, and each one has it's own firmware. I
certainly hope we can get away without pages of code per model
(that's the way it is in the C++ driver), but we'll still need to
test on each model...
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