On Sat, 18 Jul 2020, Takashi Sakamoto wrote:
This is request-for-test (RFT) to the ALSA control service programs for
devices with Fireworks board module. The program is available in
'topic/service-for-efw' of below repository, and the RFT is corresponding
to Pull Request #2:
...
If you have listed devices and handle them by ALSA fireworks driver, please
test the service program according to the below instruction.
* Mackie (Loud) Onyx 1200F
* Mackie (Loud) Onyx 400F
* Echo Audio Audiofire 12 (till Jul 2009)
* Echo Audio Audiofire 8 (till Jul 2009)
* Echo Audio Audiofire 12 (since Jul 2009)
Audiofire12 (seems to have 4.8 firmware butbought used with no info)
The project is written by Rust programming language[5] and packaged by
cargo[6]. To build, just run below commands in the environment to connect
to internet:
```
$ git clone https://github.com/alsa-project/snd-firewire-ctl-services.git -b
topic/service-for-efw
$ cd snd-firewire-ctl-services
$ cargo build
```
...
$ cargo run --bin snd-fireworks-ctl-service 2
This worked great the first time, but after the next boot alsamixer showed
a subset of the same controls (rather than no controls found) and I could
not restart snd-fireworks-ctl-service. Is it expected that once the above
command has been run once there are after effects? Is there a proper way
to install it so it runs from boot? Or is that already happening but
perhaps happening too soon before everything is settled?
I understand this is just a test for something that will become more
permanent in the future. So I don't know what I should expect.
--
Len Ovens
www.ovenwerks.net
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