13 Jun
2007
13 Jun
'07
4:12 p.m.
On 6/13/07, Marc-Olivier Barre <mobarre(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 6/12/07, Ivica Ico Bukvic <ico(a)vt.edu>
wrote:
This is certainly good news, but should this prevent us to finance a
new driver release ?
There are certainly a good number of multifaces out there that could
use an upgrade. People are not going to migrate to a PCI-e version
right away.
Am I wrong ?
Given that PCIe cards will have their own independent busses, it will
offer a lot of advantages over the PCI, and even firewire when using
multiple devices. I would LIKE to get the PCIe version of the AES-32,
and if I need to send it to somebody to play around with for a month
or two to get it working, so be it.
-Reuben
>From
the readme for the new firmware:
<snip>
That sounds pretty darn important. That being said, the irony is that the
current HDSP is EOL since cardbus interfaces are disappearing with desktop
pci->pcmcia adapters and a few remaining laptops being last of the kind...
Any news on whether RME will release a pciexpress version of HDSP?