Changeset 961
- Timestamp:
- 03/18/08 16:21:23 (16 years ago)
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- trunk/libffado/README (modified) (3 diffs)
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r955 r961 29 29 * MIDI input/output (unlimited number of channels) 30 30 * Support for S/PDIF and ADAT/SMUX I/O 31 * Internal mixer and device control support for all officially supported devices32 (NOTE: no support for internal DSP)31 * Internal mixer and device control support for all officially supported 32 devices (NOTE: no support for internal DSP) 33 33 * Support for device aggregation (limited to devices on the same bus) 34 34 … … 45 45 * Mackie Onyx Mixer FireWire expansion 46 46 47 The 'officially supported' label is only given to devices that fullfil the following: 47 The 'officially supported' label is only given to devices that fullfil the 48 following: 48 49 * at least one of the developers has the device 49 50 * the vendor provides development support (access to information) … … 51 52 52 53 Through reverse-engineering the following devices will also work: 53 * MotU traveller 54 * MotU 828mkII 55 Note: the support for these devices is based on a significant reverse engineering effort. 56 This means that the developers had no support of the device vendor, and this of course 57 limits the extent as to which problems can be solved. You have been warned. Please do not 58 buy devices for which support is based upon reverse engineering, nor from vendors that are 59 Linux-hostile (e.g. MotU). Value the support that some vendors provide and buy their stuff. 60 Check ffado.org for details. It can't be said enough: currently it is a stupid move to buy 61 a MotU device if you intend to use Linux. 54 * MOTU traveller 55 * MOTU 828mkII 56 Note: the support for these devices is based on a significant reverse 57 engineering effort. This means that the developers had no support from the 58 device vendor, and this of course limits the extent to which problems can 59 be solved. You have been warned. Please do not buy devices for which support 60 is based upon reverse engineering, nor from vendors that are Linux-hostile 61 (e.g. MOTU). Value the support that some vendors provide and buy their 62 stuff. Check ffado.org for details. It can't be said enough: currently it is 63 extremely unwise to buy a MOTU device if you intend to use Linux. 62 64 63 65 The driver is written to provide generic support for all devices it might be 64 able to handle. This means that most devices based on the BridgeCo BeBoB or the65 ECHO FireWorks platform will work, at least to a certain extent.66 able to handle. This means that most devices based on the BridgeCo BeBoB or 67 the ECHO FireWorks platform will work, at least to a certain extent. 66 68 67 69 Devices that have been reported to (partially) work with the generic support: