Hi Stan & All on the alsa discussion list.
/Good news,/ I figured out the problem... Looking in the Synaptic
Package Manager in the "All" mode ('unsupported by Ubuntu'), I noticed
some alsa files which were /**not**/ installed... most namely: 'alsa
firmware' & alsa-firmware loaders.' When I clicked on the 'alsa
firmware' the info window indicated that this was what loaded firmware
for Echo Audio cards (among some others)! One other file got downloaded
with these packages: 'fx load.'
I wonder why these were not included in the Echomixer (et al) drivers &
program package... I think it needs to be (novice opinion warning :) ).
Thanks so much for your consideration to help. I have not yet tested all
faculties of the drivers/card, etc. in Ubuntu, but I will in the next
few days.
Regards,
Henry
stan wrote:
> Henry W. Peters wrote:
>> Hi Stan,
>>
>> I got the script, pasted it into 'text editor' & from there into the
>> terminal. This is my second time running a script in Linux... (doing the
>
> You should just be able to right click in a browser and click on save
> target as to have the whole script saved as a file alsa-info.sh in
> the current directory (or wherever you choose to save it).
>
>
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