Joseph Dell'Orfano wrote: >I'm assuming that you did all the steps on the alsa web page > >http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php?company=Tascam&card=US-428.&chip=EZUSB%2C+FPGA&module=usb-usx2y > >The Tascam is supposedly supported by Alsa. I had thought about >purchasing one, but if you can't get it to work, I won't bother. > >I know this isn't much help...good luck > >-Joe D > >On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 11:45, Arnold Krille wrote: > > >>On Thursday 16 December 2004 22:34, Arnold Krille wrote: >> >> >>>And here starts my problem: soundplayback is only the very first seconds, >>>then it stops and after a while I get an I/O-Error. My action was "aplay -D >>>hw:1 -f cd <a_file>". I also tested with alsaplayer and jack, both don't do >>>any sound. :-( >>>Maybe someone can help me, I would like to use this device on >>>christmas-eve. BTW, I didn't test under windows, thats one thing left to >>>do... >>> >>> >>No one until now? >> >>Here is an update: It works with windows. And it doesn't even work if I load >>the modules for the tascam only without the module for my internal soundcard >>and the usb-midi-box. >> >>Please could anybody give me some hints where to search? Could it be there is >>an issue with my usb-chip onboard? (I am now compiling the drivers for my big >>pc too...) >> >>Again, thanks in advance, >> >>Arnold >> >> > > > > Did you tried try "/sbin/depmod -a" after loading the modules. I always point people to the alsa config page at ccrma as it's clear and understandable, here's the link: http://ccrma.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/installkernelandsound.html#SECTION00023200000000000000 The ccrma page is for fc1 and the 2.4 kernel but most of it is relevant. Rick B
