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Multimedia / Re: recent developments for USB audio
« on: May 14, 2017, 08:36:56 pm »
ok,
1) if you want to report bugs to AN regarding use of USB drivers then you have to use the AN USB drivers.
2) AN's code and my code was forked off the same basis which is the USB source code from the latest DDK. My changes are all visible to David as we have access to the same USB SVN repo at Netlabs. However I am not sure if David has checked in all his changes.
3) USBAUDIO changes (and the one necessary change to USBEHCD that was done in 10.217) are currently only in my drivers, I presume. At least I have seen no changes by David checked in. USBWAV is definitely only in my set of drivers.
4) I believe that USBMSD.ADD with "large floppy" support, fixes in device geometry computation etc. are only available in my package. Unfortunately, multi-LUN support (USB card readers for example) functionality is missing as it was not in the DDK source code. I would think that for the time being AN delivers the original USBMSD.ADD from IBM (version 10.162 I think that was).
Roughly spoken, if you don't need USB audio support (because you have a working UNIAUD for example) and if you are happy with the original USDMSD.ADD then you might as well use the AN drivers.
Lars
1) if you want to report bugs to AN regarding use of USB drivers then you have to use the AN USB drivers.
2) AN's code and my code was forked off the same basis which is the USB source code from the latest DDK. My changes are all visible to David as we have access to the same USB SVN repo at Netlabs. However I am not sure if David has checked in all his changes.
3) USBAUDIO changes (and the one necessary change to USBEHCD that was done in 10.217) are currently only in my drivers, I presume. At least I have seen no changes by David checked in. USBWAV is definitely only in my set of drivers.
4) I believe that USBMSD.ADD with "large floppy" support, fixes in device geometry computation etc. are only available in my package. Unfortunately, multi-LUN support (USB card readers for example) functionality is missing as it was not in the DDK source code. I would think that for the time being AN delivers the original USBMSD.ADD from IBM (version 10.162 I think that was).
Roughly spoken, if you don't need USB audio support (because you have a working UNIAUD for example) and if you are happy with the original USDMSD.ADD then you might as well use the AN drivers.
Lars