24 Nov
2008
24 Nov
'08
8:13 a.m.
Greetings,
My new notebook is almost perfect, but I still need to automate a few steps.
I have a MidiSport 2x2 USB MIDI interface attached to the machine. I
installed the firmware and added the necessary info to the udev rules.
Alas, the device doesn't initialize at boot time. Success occurs if I
re-plug the device, but I'd like to skip that step.
Ditto for the rtirq script. Where do I put it so that it's autoloaded at
boot ?
Sorry if these are obvious questions. I'm new to the Tao of Ubuntu, and
I'm still learning here. :)
Btw, I have an Edirol UA25 coming to me soon. Any extra advice from LAU
folk regarding its configuration and use ?
Best,
dp
24 Nov
24 Nov
10:03 a.m.
On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 07:13:43 -0500
Dave Phillips <dlphillips(a)woh.rr.com> wrote:
Greetings,
My new notebook is almost perfect, but I still need to automate a few
steps.
I have a MidiSport 2x2 USB MIDI interface attached to the machine. I
installed the firmware and added the necessary info to the udev
rules. Alas, the device doesn't initialize at boot time. Success
occurs if I re-plug the device, but I'd like to skip that step.
Ditto for the rtirq script. Where do I put it so that it's autoloaded
at boot ?
I don't know the script, I guess it's some kind of daemon?
You could just enter a line to the /etc/rc.local file to start it
from there.
If the midisport works after re-plugging it's like that HAL does this.
I don't know a solution, but maybe this helps a bit.
Sorry if these are obvious questions. I'm new to
the Tao of Ubuntu,
and I'm still learning here. :)
Btw, I have an Edirol UA25 coming to me soon. Any extra advice from
LAU folk regarding its configuration and use ?
It worked pretty well for me so far on ubuntu studio, it doesn't really
need special treatment. Just be aware that you need to turn the
advanced mode on to be able to use most of the features and in order to
change the samplerate you need to disconnect the device, set the switch
on the backside of it to the desired samplerate and reconnect it.
Oh, and I think I read that the "UA-25 something", the newer version,
doesn't work.
Philipp
noon
Dave Phillips a écrit :
Greetings,
My new notebook is almost perfect, but I still need to automate a few steps.
I have a MidiSport 2x2 USB MIDI interface attached to the machine. I
installed the firmware and added the necessary info to the udev rules.
Alas, the device doesn't initialize at boot time. Success occurs if I
re-plug the device, but I'd like to skip that step.
I'm not on Ubuntu and i don't know if this info is usefull for you.
But on my Gentoo i must type in console: (assuming you have installed
the firmware in \usr/local/share/usb/maudio/ )
all in one line:
fxload -I \usr/local/share/usb/maudio/Midisport2x2.ihx -D
/proc/bus/usb/00?/00?
The 00? are values given by lsusb
Unfortunately it isn't a boot time.
Cheers.
Best,
dp
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12:11 p.m.
Philippe Hezaine wrote:
Dave Phillips a écrit :
Here is something about it, but I don't read French
http://ubuntufromscratch.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/midisports-m-audio-ubuntu…
Greetings,
My new notebook is almost perfect, but I still need to automate a few steps.
I have a MidiSport 2x2 USB MIDI interface attached to the machine. I
installed the firmware and added the necessary info to the udev rules.
Alas, the device doesn't initialize at boot time. Success occurs if I
re-plug the device, but I'd like to skip that step.
I'm not on Ubuntu and i don't know if this info is usefull for you.
But on my Gentoo i must type in console: (assuming you have installed
the firmware in \usr/local/share/usb/maudio/ )
all in one line:
fxload -I \usr/local/share/usb/maudio/Midisport2x2.ihx -D
/proc/bus/usb/00?/00?
The 00? are values given by lsusb
Unfortunately it isn't a boot time.
Cheers.
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