9 Mar
2008
9 Mar
'08
7:57 p.m.
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 3:52 PM, drew Roberts <zotz(a)100jamz.com> wrote:
On Sunday 09 March 2008 18:44:21 Mark Knecht wrote:
Humm, that's a pretty glaring disappointment, assuming it's true, and
I have no reason to believe it isn't.
Hi,
I'm aware of and use standard Alsa methods to keep different sound
cards in the same system straight as far as Alsa is concerned. I'm
wondering what the proper process would be to keep 3 HDSP9652's which
are physically in the same system, or multiple USB sound devices
external to the system, straight as far as Alsa is concerned. I'd like
to know that a certain card always will be always be card 0, card 1 or
card 2. I do not want Alsa or Linux to make this decision for me and I
certainly don't want Alsa to change them from boot cycle to boot
cycle.
What's the process to determine which identical card is which? Do
you need to determine some sort of card specific hardware ID and then
write udev rules or is there some way to do this within Alsa?
I needed to solve this problem a while back. The best help I got was telling
me it was not possible.
I would be very interested to learn that there is a way. I got a lot of info
that would help with non-identical cards though.
Yeah, I've done different cards for years. I just have an opportunity
to do something new and I'd prefer to do it in Linux. Cannot do it
Linux at all if this isn't supported.
Thanks for the quick feedback Drew. I appreciate it.
cheers,
Mark
Thanks,
Mark
all the best,
drew
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