18 Apr
2003
18 Apr
'03
7:41 p.m.
thanks for the response brian, and my own googling seems to back up what you
say, but i still can't quite believe it...hammerfall is the ONLY pcmcia
audio card supported under linux??? that seems hard to swallow...there must
be others surely...i just need a stereo in/out with a high bit rate (i would
settle for 20 bits). Dropping 1000$ for the hammerfall breakout box and
cardbus is just out of my price range. No one else has any
suggestions....that would be a rare failure in the linux community, but i
guess that the whole point of this list is that audio under linux is still
fairly behind...anyway...
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I believe there's not, the last time I looked at the alsa soundcard
matrix, it says its possible to have a driver but it hasn't been written
yet. I was told to get one myself, but went with the midiman quattro usb
instead cause its well supported under alsa, but the only pcmcia audio
card for linux that's supported is the hammerfall.
http://www.brianredfern.org
On Fri, 18 Apr 2003, alex dray wrote:
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hey there does anyone know of drivers for the echo indigo (event laptop
pcmcia card) under linux?
thanks
alex
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