Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] is there a hammerfall dsp driver in the works?
From: Paul Davis (pbd_AT_Op.Net)
Date: Mon Oct 15 2001 - 16:03:18 EEST
In message <NFBBLDDHMLCDDEOIFJOAIECDCFAA.ico_AT_fuse.net>you write:
>Does anyone know whether Gunther Geiger (the author of Hammerfall driver),
>or anyone else for that matter, working on the RME's Hammerfall DSP (pcmcia
Gunter is not the author of the hammerfall driver.
Winfried Rietsch wrote the original "native" driver; I wrote the ALSA
driver (which has more support for the capabilities of the card).
I am not at liberty to forward you the precise information I got from
RME, but suffice it to say that the RME Hammerfall DSP is not yet
shipping, despite appearances to the contrary. I do not yet have h/w
or datasheets from them that would permit me to start working on the
driver. You are encouraged to write to them to ask that this happens
ASAP.
>version for laptops) driver for linux at this time? If not, what are current
>available solutions for the intel/amd laptops in linux as much as the
>low-latency multichannel audio hardware is concerned?
There are none. The VX Rocket is the only PCMCIA device that could be
considered a serious audio interface, and it supports only 2 channels.
--p
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