Hi!
I still have that Echo/Event Layla audio interface lying around. I
don't have any use for it whatsoever as it is now, since I don't use
Windoze at all any more (except occasionally, for some minor projects
at work) and I can't use Layla with Linux.
So, I have to make a decision: Either I look at Echo's C++ source and
hack an ALSA driver - or I get rid of my Layla, and get a Delta 1010
or something. I'll look at their code and see how I feel about it...
As you might have guessed, there is *one* thing against:
Why did it take so damn long to releas that code!?
The fact that I still have a Layla card now is part coincidence, part
me being too lazy to get rid of it... Now, I'm basically wondering if
anyone still wants to hear about Echo. I must admit that I still have
hard feelings personally - but that might also have to do with the
major hardware and driver issues I had before I got the thing to work
under Windoze.
Anyway, what I'm wondering is basically two things:
* Is anyone else already working on a driver already?
* Does anyone care? That is, does anyone else around
here own - or have access to - one of these units?
(Maybe I should ask in a somewhat more public place?)
* I have some 18 years of programming experience
(mostly to-the-metal stuff), some kernel hacking
experience, but no ALSA coding experience. Any
rough estimate how much time I'd need to add Echo
support to ALSA?
Thanks,
*off to read that source*
//David Olofson - Programmer, Composer, Open Source Advocate
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