Steve Frampton wrote:
> I downloaded/compiled/installed 0.9.0rc4, but am still having some
> difficulties and was wondering if you might have an idea what is wrong.
>
> First, I could compile alsa-kernel, but alsa-lib failed

0.9.0rc4 is broken. Use rc5 or the latest CVS.

> (...)
> So far so good.  I then tried to enable the UX16 device:
>
> options snd major=116 cards_limit=2
> alias snd-card-1 snd-usb-audio
> ...
>
> However, for some reason the UX16 device is still not found.  What's even
> stranger is, my sound support for the SB!Live appears to have become card 1
> instead of card 0.

The USB driver gets loaded first, so it installs itself at index 0.
Add:
        options snd-emu10k1 index=0
        options snd-usb-audio index=1

> By the way, I realized my Yamaha keyboard has a built-in USB port,

so it's a CLP-150 or CLP-170?

> so I tried plugging THAT in.  Windows 98 running under VMware
> recognized the new hardware and I could install drivers for it, and
> successfully play midi to it!  (Why the store sold me the UX16 when
> they keyboard didn't need it is beyond me!!)  However, there are some
> rather bad latency issues so it'll be necessary to find a native Linux
> solution.
>
> Strangely enough, the keyboard connected directly to its USB port still does
> not work.  It doesn't appear in /proc/asound/card0 (or card1) ...
>
> Linux =did= seem to recognize when I plugged it in, because VMware
> complained that the host OS was using the device so I couldn't use it under
> Windows.  /sbin/rmmod snd-usb-audio then allowed me to use it under VMware.

Please show the output of lsusb and the contents of /proc/bus/usb/devices,
/proc/asound/cards, /proc/asound/seq/clients and /proc/asound/cardx/midi0.

In /proc/bus/usb/devices, there should be "Driver=snd-usb-audio"
somewhere.

> By the way, one final question -- the CVS version of alsa had a snd-usb-midi
> module, but 0.9.0rc4 only has snd-usb-audio.  Was this module renamed

Yes.

> P.S. Should I be asking on a mailing list instead of bothering you all the
> time?

I'll be on vacation for the next week, so it would raise your chances of
an answer.  :-)


HTH
Clemens



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