10 Feb
2005
10 Feb
'05
8:02 a.m.
The chip used in it has same PCI ID as Audigy 2 Value - this is why
2.6.10 recognized it (support for audigy 2 value was added only recently).
But Audigy 2 ZS notebook needs probably some diffrent initialization
and is not supported by ALSA (and probably for long time will be not
supported - maybe never).
Peter Zubaj
____________________________________
>> POZOR ZMENA - KONCERT PRESUNUTY NA 28.2.2005
RAMMSTEIN, 28.02.2005 o 20,00, Bratislava Incheba,
Info: 0904 666 363, http://www.xl.sk
11 Feb
11 Feb
4:45 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] soundblaster audigy2 zs notebook
The chip used in it has same PCI ID as Audigy 2 Value -
this is why
2.6.10 recognized it (support for audigy 2 value was added only recently).
But Audigy 2 ZS notebook needs probably some diffrent initialization
and is not supported by ALSA (and probably for long time will be not
supported - maybe never).
Hi Peter,
that's a pity because we only could use usb port for soundcard...
firewire is not useable at the moment, there is a project going on to
make it work under linux, and pcmcia it seems from what you say that
there is nothing going on... which in fact it is not true because vx
pocket v2 & others digigram (but very expensive) is supported by alsa
and it's pcmcia soundcards.
I look at the modules.conf & asoundrc it seems there is some
possbilities to use others pcmcia soundcard... Is there someone
interested in developping a driver for this card? or maybe is there
someone already working on? or should I sell it back to a win user?
thanks for your help
julien
7254
days inactive
7255
days old
linux-audio-user@lists.linuxaudio.org
1 comments
2 participants
participants (2)
-
joke -
Peter Zubaj