Andreas Mohr wrote:
Perhaps who would consider writing down some notes which could be used for documentation.Hi,On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 12:28:05PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I am very interested if there is any progress with the Guillemot Maxi Studio ISIS, or the Dream SAM9707 chip at all All I could find was - except the usual "buy some other card"-messages this very interesting post from Sassi, that gave me hope that at least there used to be someone who really had the will to make it work with alsa. http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=104782 from 2001-12-02, a long time. Now, even if I don't have much experience developing device drivers, too, I am really willing to spend time trying to make alsa and isis friends. At least for the learning effect.I just fortunately finished the horrible ;-) and tiresome process of writing a driver for an entirely unsupported card, the Aztech PCI168. So if you need help about anything, just ask me (and maybe I'm even able to help ;)
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