Re: Roland/Edirol M-16DX

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It takes a lot of effort to reverse engineer a device without any
documentation. It would be much easier if you got Roland to give you a
detailed spec on the protocol. Ask their customer support for Linux
drivers. Tell them you'll write a driver if you get the specs and then
send the specs to GregKH's free Linux drivers group.

Once you get a spec it shouldn't be too hard to write a driver unless
they did something really crazy.

Open then box up and look at the chip labels. They could just be
obscuring something that already has a driver by changing the USB
profile.

-- 
Jon Smirl
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