Antonio Willy Malara wrote:
Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
Karsten Wiese wrote:
> I've got something cooking to solve this, but don't know when it will
> be ready.
really!?!?!? THANX!!! :)
AFAICR, the last alsa-driver release version from
which snd-usb-usx2y
worked barely was 1.0.5a. I do remember also that it was somewhat
unstable, specially regarding jackd support, but IMMV.
thanks for the infos!! infact downgrading to 1.0.5a works well.. uhm..
not really well, with oss emulation it has a PERFECT sound, the only alsa
app i use (would to) is jack, but it will kick itself out after really
few second of operation, even with -R switches and so..
As of yesterday, after applying the Karten's cooking patch on top of
alsa-kernel CVS HEAD (which is about 1.0.7rc1) I've got partial success,
at least the kernel doesn't oops anymore.
You can follow the details on ALSA bugtracker bug #0000425
(
https://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/alsa-bug/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000425).
The fact is that 1.0.7rc1 with this usx2y+ohci patch works fine with alsa
native interface (e.g. aplay -D hw:x), but jackd hangs on some
pcm_prepare() loop, being ultimately killed by jack_watchdog.
I can't tell for sure, but AFAICR and Antonio seems to confirm, this jackd
behaviour is exactly the same as the one of 1.0.5a: aplay OK, jackd HANGS.
That said, I guess we're back in business nevertheless, on the OHCI arena
at least.
OTOH, Karsten is also cooking a experimental usx2y jack backend that
recently made a great success around here (erm, that was on my desktop, a
UHCI based one). Very promising stuff. So promising, that I've already
added support for it on my qjackctl CVS tree :)
I just wonder if we can merge these and test whether things get any
better. But Karsten may have even better ideas... ;)
Cheers.
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