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I have used the UM-ONE on 10.04 with the TAB-COMP switch in TAB position.
Works with Jack, virtual keyboard, Nted, others.
GREAT!!
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Ok I've compiled on Ubuntu 10.04 64bits for test (faster computer), the
file where the lines have to be wrote is in the same location, but called
"usbquirks.h" : it's working fine !!
Now, I'll try on the other computer with Ubuntu 11.04 32bits, with the
file you have given ;)
Many thx for help Cle
Humm, I'm not friendly with compiling a kernel... let's try...
No other way to make that UM-ONE working ? :p
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:22:36 +0200, Clemens Ladisch
wrote:
> petrus.mi...@mh8.ath.cx wrote:
>> I've install the last version of Ubuntu 11.04 (with last updates)
>>
>> idVendor
petrus.mi...@mh8.ath.cx wrote:
> I've install the last version of Ubuntu 11.04 (with last updates)
>
> idVendor 0x0582 Roland Corp.
> idProduct 0x012a
The UM-ONE is not compatible with the UM-1 and not yet known, so the
driver needs to be changed.
If you know how to compi
Hi Clemens,
thx for answer!
I've install the last version of Ubuntu 11.04 (with last updates)
(or is there a good live-cd distrib to test this device ?)
The "sudo lsusb -v" command returns for this device :
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0582:012a Roland Corp.
Device Descriptor:
bLength
petrus.mi...@mh8.ath.cx wrote:
> I've a fresh install Ubuntu 10.04 with all features of UbuntuStudio.
>
> I've bought a Roland UM-ONE or UM-1 to connect MIDI keyboard to USB on
> computer.
Your OS is older than this device.
> Nothing listed in the alsa midi,
Please show the output of "lsusb -v
Hi all,
I've a fresh install Ubuntu 10.04 with all features of UbuntuStudio.
Jackd is sound server, working with pulseaudio.
I've bought a Roland UM-ONE or UM-1 to connect MIDI keyboard to USB on
computer.
Nothing listed in the alsa midi, and nothing in jack input.
tried command : sudo modpr
