Am 08.01.2011 07:30, schrieb Casey Forslund:
Hey all,
I am a newbie with Ubuntu (1yr): I've been running 10.04 Lucid (studio)
lately and I've been blown away at how tough it has been to find a soul out
there who has the skills of knowledge to troubleshoot or problem solve
getting my Tascam US-122 (which is a device that fits the exact description
of the topic I'm replying to) to work with Ubuntu. I have read EVERY posting
on the forums, official and unofficial, got a hold of some VERY
knowledgeable and extremely helpful Ubuntu veterans, but my US-122 is still
dead in the water. I'm just wondering if any of you wants to have mercy on
me and see if you can come up with any options I can pursue. I guess the
second part of this message is that if no one out there can help me, don't
buy a tascam US-122, as I have spent (genuinely) over 30 hours of my time
trying to get this thing to even blink, to no avail.
Did you followed this one:
http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Tascam_US-122
?
If so, and it still doeas not work, I would consider to switch to a
different Linux Distro. I have seen this particular interface working
perfectly well under Debian, 64Studio, Suse and even Gentoo...
Nonetheless you should try to make Ubuntu Studio working first.
Also Pulse Audio could be a hindrance. PA does not work very well with
devices that do not fit in the typical desktop/office audio type of
thing. So I am quite sure, that you device can work best after
installing/configuring alsa-firmware-loader and running it with jack
using qjackctl.
best regs
HZN
From a noob's (very
limited) perspective, I am quite disappointed in the Studio version of
Ubuntu, as it hasn't been able to work with my hardware, even after tons of
homework, consulting, trial and error etc.
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