Re: RME HDSP 9632 driver

[Chris Smith <chris@realcomputerguy.com>]

On Monday 11 August 2003 14:14, Mark Knecht wrote:

> Thomas has made great headway in just the last week. He
> codes, I test. It's gone for 0% operation to quite a lot of functionality. A
> little support from RME and I'm pretty sure we'll be there soon.

Ahh, great.
 
> I do not know of any other Linux-based HDSP 9652 users right now. Paul Davis
> has one, but I do not think he's using it much. Other than that I do not
> know right now. I think that when we get this solved we will find more
> interested people. It's a great card under Windows.

There are a few great cards for the Windows crowd. The RME stuff is the one 
line that really seems to assist and support the open-source Alsa development 
and so I like to support them in return. I like the Lynx Studio line as well 
and have used them in the past but without Alsa support I had to decide 
against them for my new personal device.

> Oh, I thought you actually had the HDSP 9632. I guess you were just checking
> for support? Or do you have the HDSP 9632 AND the MultiFace?

I do actually have an HDSP 9632 installed in my personal system (which doesn't 
currently have a Windows installation). The Digiface (I was mistaken on the 
Multiface - posted an oops earlier) is awaiting installation in a client's 
system.
 
> Are you a dealer? (The 'in stock' comment.)

Yes, but I don't normally sell "loose kit". Most such products are delivered 
as part of a fully built custom DAW. Been building them for professionals 
since the 386 was the fastest Intel processor around.

> I do not think these problems affect the MultiFace or DigiFace products.
> Just the HDSP 9652.

It sounds like Thomas is on the scent and we should have some sweet drivers 
soon!

Chris


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