Hi there, I've also had a shmeck of a time getting anything decent sounding
out of my Multiface on an Ubuntu laptop (although it works ok on my desktop,
albeit with latency)
> For an upgrade or downgrade you have to run the executable "firmware
> update" program from the RME site.
The only thing I can find on their site is the "hdsp_fut.exe" that comes in
"fut_win_dsp.zip". When I run it in windows, it only allows me to upgrade
to revision 53 (NOTE for the Paul's post below... lspci says rev 35). So
does this mean that I need to email RME for the old one, and if so, which
firmware version is the one that people are having success with?
One more question; will I run into problems by loading the firmware from a
desktop pci card (even if I check cardbus)?
cheers,
rich
I'm not sure what they are supplying here anymore. It's been too long
> since I've looked. If required I could reboot into Windows and
> possibly check versions tomorrow. Unfortunately hdspconf under Linux
> doesn't list the installed firmware version like the Windows version
> does.
>
> If the right version doesn't show up on that page you should write RME
> support and ask them for a copy of the HDSP firmware update program
> circa 2004 or 2005. Let them know you are running Linux. I'm sure they
> can help you get the right version.
>
> Note that I haven't touched firmware in a few years as there is no
> support for any Alsa developer to support these cards and the new
> firmware. Disappointing, yes, but the cards work very well under Linux
> with the right version installed.
>
> Good luck and I hope this helps,
> Mark
>
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