Hola: I'm a new guy on this list, so I apologise if any of this has been discussed already -- archives seem to say "no"... I've been a longtime audiophile and work professionally with linux/solaris systems. While I appreciate the tremendous work done with the USB audio support, I'm just not getting access to the featureset I want on my extigy (external USB audigy card from cl). So, I figured that I'd just get on this list and ask around about how fiesable it would be to write one.
I admit I do not have much experience writing device drivers. However, I'd like to believe myself to be technically competant enough with the linux kernel to begin doing so. What I'm looking for here are a few pointers and tips for where to start, what code to stare at for a while, etc. The ALSA documentation is pretty good as is, but I think I'd need a little more than that as far as driver development goes. Is it fiesable? Would a driver need to be written from scratch? Could I just hook some extentions into the present usb-audio driver? Does Creative Labs even release enough info/specs to write a decent driver? Is there something comming down the pipe that would make any such effort pointless in the near future? Sorry about the newbie bit, thanks. -mark ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-devel
