hI all,
ECHO informed me that the indigodjx exprescard was not usb based but
PCI express based.
My usb - express adaptor will therefore not work.
Many internet sellers warn for that, which is honest of them, but I did
not notice and ignored it a bit.
So, I will buy a used laptop with express
F. Dols wrote:
I bought a convertor (usb to express card) that has a usb plug on the
one end and a express female on the other. I put my express card in
that female end, and the usb end in my pc. The thing is MADE for this
purpose, I assumed.
An ExpressCard connector actually has two
Hi,
I connect the express card using a USB connector. Not a express slot. I
guess that should be no problem?
some more info:
$ sudo lsmod | grep indigodjx
snd_indigodjx 36068 0
snd_pcm 102099 3 snd_hda_codec,snd_hda_intel,snd_indigodjx
snd_page_alloc 18710 3
F. Dols wrote:
that driver is indeed installed, see below, but the module is not,
There is only one module, which is also a driver. Its name is
snd-indigodjx. There isn't anything named indigodjx.
modinfo snd-indigodjx
filename:
F. Dols wrote:
I connect the express card using a USB connector.
An ExpressCard connector has both PCI Express and USB connections.
The Indigo DJx is a PCI Express device, so it will not work if you
connect only the USB pins.
Regards,
Clemens
There are two levels to make a module available:
First, the module needs to be compiled for your kernel and
available in (usually, IME) /lib/modules... The distributions I
have worked with put all modules they compile in the kernel
packages. Well, Tiny Core has some modules in separate
On Aug 18 2015 13:49, F. Dols wrote:
So, can someone give me more detailed directions for how to install in
Mint 17.1
Module indigodjx
Mint 17.1 is based on Ubuntu 14.04, therefore drivers are already
included in your system. You can confirm that your system has a driver
for your sound card
Hi,
thanks,
that driver is indeed installed, see below, but the module is not, as
shows:
$ sudo modinfo indigodjx
gives:
$ modinfo: ERROR: Module indigodjx not found.
modinfo snd-indigodjx
filename:
/lib/modules/3.13.0-37-generic/kernel/sound/pci/echoaudio/snd-indigodjx.ko
description:
Hi,
thanks all for your help!
So, can someone give me more detailed directions for how to install in
Mint 17.1
Module indigodjx
?
On 08/18/2015 04:29 AM, Robert M. Riches Jr. wrote:
There are two levels to make a module available:
First, the module needs to be compiled for your
Hi,
sudo modinfo indigodjx
gives:
modinfo: ERROR: Module indigodjx not found.
So, how do I proceed to install that module?
thanks,
F
On 08/16/2015 11:30 PM, Robert M. Riches Jr. wrote:
In another reply, you posted that sudo aplay -L did not show
the Indigodjx card.
I wonder if the udev
F. Dols wrote:
On
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main
I do not see the name ECHO nor INDIGO in the Sound Card List.
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Echo_Corporation
Is ALSA able to see this soundcard under Mint 17.1 or not?
That depends on
When you issue the command
sudo aplay -L
In the terminal, do you see your card in the list?
Regards, Chris Hermansen
On Aug 16, 2015 11:17, F. Dols f.j.h.d...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I need some starting pointers for the following.
A.
I use Mint 17.1 and bought the Indigodjx soundcard.
On
Hi,
I need some starting pointers for the following.
A.
I use Mint 17.1 and bought the Indigodjx soundcard.
On
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main
I do not see the name ECHO nor INDIGO in the Sound Card List.
However, I do see the name INDIGODJX in the DRIVERS list.
What
Perhaps this does help:
https://wiki.debian.org/echoaudio
Mixxx seems to support jack:
http://www.mixxx.org/manual/latest/chapters/configuration.html
Consider to use jack for audio productions.
Perhaps http://ubuntustudio.org/ is a better distro for a newbie, than
Mint is. It has got a user
Hi Chris,
thanks for the quick reply!
No, only the build-in card is seen:
But I just plugged in the Indigodjx using a USB connector, since my PC
does not have a express slot.
Should I restart or so?
$ sudo aplay -L
[sudo] password for francois43:
default
Playback/recording
In another reply, you posted that sudo aplay -L did not show
the Indigodjx card.
I wonder if the udev rule might be missing, which IIUC could
cause the module to not load, which IIUC could cause the card to
not be visible.
Is the INDIGODJX kernel module loaded?
sudo lsmod | grep indigodjx
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