On 02/22/2012 04:52 PM, Andreas Krumnow wrote:

Hi list-users,

I'm adressing the following text to the person, who has build the actual ffado firewire driver for the current opensuse 12.1, or the one, who maintain it.

The ffado-rpm in the official repos doesn't support my Alesis IO26 with DICE Chipset. So I've tried to compile my own version of ffado from svn-trunk (revision 2040) but it will not compile Scons terminate because of errors on compiling the d-bus part. So my question is: is it possible for you, to compile a version with ENABLE_DICE=True (and for a 64-Bit AMD machine) and provide it as an easy to install rpm-package? Or could you help me to find and fix the error, I get, so I can try to build a running, error free package, to provide it via obs. (Of course I have to learn, how to do this in detail) If you are willing to have a look on this problem, I'll send the compiling messages from my system to pastebin.

I have reported a bug about this on novell's bugzilla. It has the bugreport- number 747391. I'm not sure, whether this is really a bug, but on opensuse 11.3 it works all fine with my device, out of the box, by installing ffado, jack, and such stuff from the "official" repos.

thank you for reading and (perhaps) answer. Cheers Andy ffado-2.0.1.2040 is built in home:plater, there seems to be a problem with bugzilla I've been trying to post to it all day. Please make sure that libconfig and libjack2 are also installed from there as there may be abi changes in svn ffado that will cause jack to crash. I'm in the process of making libjack require the new libffado although I see that jack itself does require libffado2 but not libffado2-2.0.1.2040. So please make sure that you have the correct libffado2 and jack with libjack2 equal or greater than 1.9.7-138.2 libconfig++8-1.4.3-1.1 or greater.

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