[alsa-devel] emu 1212m devel, firmware

[oeaiyu]

Aloha!

the thing is about emu 1212m - yep i know it's not working, but i can help
to debug some and try to do something with it, i'm programming sometimes but
not C, but i can debug and send you bugtrack and i can log win7 x64 if you
really need it, i'm trying to not using it to spend some time to discover
linux bugs - it's funny thing =)) alotofw3rkz hea
i got 4 sound cards in comp
i'm musician - you can listen some of my music @ symbiants.com i can send
you some if you wish to.
and for writing music 7 years ago or so i've bought that
    emu card
+creative x-fi
+ ati r6xx hdmi
+ hda ati sb ad1988b

not sure about r6xx. but all others are working, but emu
it shows me e-mu 1010b PCI MAEM8960
but it is e-mu 1212m pci actually - the chip is similar but it's other it is
like 1818m, of course the chip itself is audigy2 but the connectors are
others it is very simple - i think just need to reroute some in / out
also i know exactly that in latest drivers there was a firmware update
(2.0.0.18 or something latest for win7) so the firmware is in the bundle
that can be extracted from installer.

well about in out some more - i got some front / surround /center / lfe /
side sliders and more - i can send print screen if needed, but in hardware
level i got
adat/spdif in/out
left \ right in jacks
left \ right out jacks
midi in \ out
and special for micro-dock (this is why it is ":m") input - ethernet like
that is not active
also there are special pins on the card that splits card for two pieces and
those ananlog in+out are with midi together and all spdif adat on the other
part of card that interconnected via harddrive like ide-cable.

well right now the main bug for me is that when i'm enabling this emu card, the emu-firmware is loading and it gets about 25% of CPU well this is a 1 full core, so i think that it would take the whole 100% if those cores wasn't separated or something.
well as i suppose this is the firmware problem that is not suited for this hardware.

  

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RA
OEAI