Linksys WMB54G

Linksys WMB54G

[Tom Watson]

I just saw this device, which appears to be a network to audio translator.  
Understanding that, has anyone looked at this device on Linux.  I suspect that
a 
general "network" sound driver is needed.  Any information on how to get this
(or 
devices like it) configured would be really handy.

I suspect the "big challenge" would to get multiple boxes like this working
at once.  That is a discussion for another time.

We now return you to the bug reports and other messages on this list.  Sorry
for 
the interruption.



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Tom Watson
tsw@johana.com

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Re: Linksys WMB54G

[Lee Revell]

On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 11:54 -0800, Tom Watson wrote:
> I just saw this device, which appears to be a network to audio translator.  
> Understanding that, has anyone looked at this device on Linux.  I suspect that
> a 
> general "network" sound driver is needed.  Any information on how to get this
> (or 
> devices like it) configured would be really handy.

Where is the Linux driver and/or the hardware specs?

Lee



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Re: Linksys WMB54G

[Tom Watson]

--- Lee Revell <rlrevell@joe-job.com> wrote:

> On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 11:54 -0800, Tom Watson wrote:
> > I just saw this device, which appears to be a network to audio translator. 
> > Understanding that, has anyone looked at this device on Linux.  I suspect
> > that a general "network" sound driver is needed.  Any information on how
> > to get this (or devices like it) configured would be really handy.
> 
> Where is the Linux driver and/or the hardware specs?
> 
> Lee
> 

I've seen no Linux driver (the hardware was released in January this year), but
I did send in a note to Linksys asking for technical information, and while
they haven't answered be in full yet, they have "escalated" (their term) to a
higher level.  Maybe this indicates some data is forthcoming.  I will keep
everyone posted.

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Tom Watson
tsw@johana.com

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