Hi !
I have bought an amplifier from advance acoustic which need a XMOS driver to run with a computer.
However the XMOS Driver to download on their website isn't working on linux ( https://advance-acoustic.com/fr/element ... 118-x-i-75 ).
I just wanted to know if XMOS was providing a driver that will allow my linux computer to run this ampli.
Thanks a lot !
Eaque
Driver USB XMOS for linux
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Hi,
This forum is for people trying to build devices and program Xmos chips - you should contact the supplier of your amplifier for product support.
Its hard for us to know what changes they have made in the software - but it should generally "just work"
This forum is for people trying to build devices and program Xmos chips - you should contact the supplier of your amplifier for product support.
Its hard for us to know what changes they have made in the software - but it should generally "just work"
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Hi Ross !
Thank you for answering me, I'm pretty sorry, i thought i was at the right place ! The problem is that i have contacted the supplier but they told me to contact XMOS - which didn't replied me that's why i tried the forum..when you mean "just work" you mean that it should just work without the driver on linux ?
Thank you for answering me, I'm pretty sorry, i thought i was at the right place ! The problem is that i have contacted the supplier but they told me to contact XMOS - which didn't replied me that's why i tried the forum..when you mean "just work" you mean that it should just work without the driver on linux ?
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I am afraid you really need to approach Advance Acoustic. Palming you off to their supplier when you have spent a lot of money on their product isn't good enough.
What Ross meant by linux just working is that most distros include UAC1 and UAC2 drivers. But you will need to check your Linux distro to see what their support for USB audio classes is. Xmos has never developed a Linux USB audio class driver.
What Ross meant by linux just working is that most distros include UAC1 and UAC2 drivers. But you will need to check your Linux distro to see what their support for USB audio classes is. Xmos has never developed a Linux USB audio class driver.
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Thank you very much for your help and support, i managed to connect my computer whithout a driver ! My apologies for taking your time !