Re: hdsp output 2 is mucky in linux, not in windows

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I've been trying to figure out how to downgrade the firmware version for about a year... every post I find suggests this, but no one says how to do it.  The Windows software offered on the RME website only upgrades to version 53 (which is 35 in hex... haha from my other post).

As for fixing the driver, I understand how busy you are Paul and how much you have already done for the Linux community.  Thanks!  I wish I could help... maybe I can if others are interested who know alot about ALSA and how to debug its problems..

regards,
Rich



On 3/13/07, Paul Davis <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 22:42 -0800, Rich E wrote:
> Hi all, sorry if I'm wearing out people's eyes with so much rme
> troubleshooting... but I'm not quite ready to give up on my $1,300
> investment (although close, seeing as how I've only been able to fix
> about 10% of my problems with the card).
>
> So my second output is sometimes just spitting out digital noise.  It
> didn't (for the first time in since it happened) earlier today, but
> since then I have rebooted and it is back.  I have tried the card
> under windows and I don't have any problems there.  Output channels 1
> and 3 are fine, most likely the rest are too.
>
> Any ideas?

wrong/not-yet-supported-on-linux firmware version.

search the archives (this issue has shown up several times, including
the last few days), coordinate with other users, send some dollars and
i'll fix the ALSA driver. in the meantime downgrade to an older firmware
version. i wish i could offer it for free, but i can't. if someone else
wants to fix it, ask me for the files (and nothing else).

--p




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