check if it included in the linux firmware package
Antoine THOMAS
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2015-04-02 12:11 GMT+02:00 Angus Kerr :
> Ttoine,
>
> Answer 5 years later (!), but yes. Only needed to install the fiirmware
> (and have done so again with 14.04.2). For my sound card, where I don't
> think that
Ttoine,
Answer 5 years later (!), but yes. Only needed to install the fiirmware
(and have done so again with 14.04.2). For my sound card, where I don't
think that the firmware has changed, it would appear that it's fine to
have the alsa drivers and firmware at different versions. I presume this
wo
** Description changed:
+ ===
+ Although alsa-firmware is not being included in Ubuntu, all firmware will be
included in linux-firmware. Some of it is already included, and the rest will
be done for the Maverick release (assuming no legal problems with doing so).
Likely, a separate bug will be
Angus,
So you confirm that just installing the default alsa-firmware package
from alsa-project.org make your sound card working. Great.
The problem seems currently that all firmwares for Linux kernel are
moving into a new way of restricted parts of the kernel, so in near
future, alsa-firmware
Ok thanks
On 05/13/10 15:45, Daniel T Chen wrote:
> John, that's the binary package from the alsa-tools source package. It
> isn't the package that's being discussed here, namely, all the firmwares
> in the alsa-firmware upstream package need to be inserted into the
> linux-firmware source package
John, that's the binary package from the alsa-tools source package. It
isn't the package that's being discussed here, namely, all the firmwares
in the alsa-firmware upstream package need to be inserted into the
linux-firmware source package in Maverick. This effort is underway
already.
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I don't understand this bug. Here is what i get
when i search for it:
alsa-firmware-loaders - ALSA software loaders for
specific hardware
Here is some other info i have on this:
apt-cache show:
gnomefr...@development:~$ show alsa-firmware-loaders
Package: alsa-firmware-loaders
Priority: extra
Sect
Toine Scholtz? just checking
was
Just hit the same issue after installing a clean 10.04 Ubuntu Studio with an
EMU-1212 card. Grabbed the tarball from the alsa website and installed the old
fashioned way.
After the initial glitch of the firmware missing, I am very impressed
with the distro.
Fee
David,
I and some of Ubuntu Studio team did some work about licences of
firmwares in the alsa-firmware package they host. I am very confident
about this work. Perhaps could you have a look at it. If something is
still missing (licence file, etc...) I will do my best to get it.
Toine
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Ttoine,
I believe the lack of knowledge/consensus regarding what is legal or not
is currently what's keeping us from moving forward here. If the
Medibuntu community has done some research in this area, that
information would probably be helpful.
Once that has been sorted out, it's just a question
David,
Thanks for the resume. So it means that one day, we will see all that
audio harware working out of the box. But when, that's the final
question ???
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Let's sum up, and Toine, this is also an answer to your question in bug
#557037.
Either alsa-firmware is all legal and then we should move all firmwares
to linux-firmware.
Or alsa-firmware is partially illegal, then we should move all legal
firmwares to linux-firmware and throw away the rest,
Or
Eliot, Toine,
I've started a new bug #557037 for tracking the inclusion of snd-asihpi
firmware into linux-firmware. Let us continue the discussion about snd-asihpi
there.
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ttoine wrote:
> Eliot,
>
> For Alsa-firmware, it was possible to use the old version from 64 Studio
> in Hardy LTS and Karmic "out of the box". It seems to be a very
> "standard" package, for all distributions.
That isn't going to work for snd-asihpi driver.
Both driver and DSP firmware have ch
Eliot,
For Alsa-firmware, it was possible to use the old version from 64 Studio
in Hardy LTS and Karmic "out of the box". It seems to be a very
"standard" package, for all distributions.
Toine
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On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 6:38 PM, EliotBlennerhassett
wrote:
> Please more detail about how to contact "Chase et al."
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam#Contacts
Depending on the license of the firmware, clone the appropriate git
tree (kernel.ubuntu.com/git), add the firmware files, add the prope
Please more detail about how to contact "Chase et al."
A few more details about snd-asihpi driver:
It is packaged in linux-ubuntu-modules-KERNELVER which is a great start.
However, the driver is useless without *matching* firmware.
In general the module and firmware must be updated at the same
Erm, no, work with Chase et al. to provide a proper WHENCE and
firmware files to place into the linux-firmware package (if the
license is Free. Otherwise, use linux-firmware-nonfree).
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Eliot, David,
The alsa-firmware package is not in Ubuntu, but in Medibuntu. So if you
want to include new firmwares, please contact Medibuntu, and not Canonical.
Toine
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Eliot,
First, thanks for your interest in Ubuntu and Linux! I'm always happy to see
hardware manufacturers show their interest. I'm just a volunteer, but I did
have a look at the alsa-firmware package a while ago, and I didn't see a proper
license notice for the asihpi firmware.
So if you coul
Eliot,
You can find the alsa-firmware package in the medibuntu repository. If
your firmware is not included in this package, think to make a bug
report on alsa-project.org. Please take care to licence of the firmware
if you want it to be included !
Toine
EliotBlennerhassett a écrit :
> I work f
I work for AudioScience, the ultimate 'upstream' for asihpi drivers and
firmware.
The asihpi firmware is required to run the snd-asihpi driver which afaik
is packaged by Ubuntu (thanks!)
This driver is for AudioScience soundcards (http://audioscience.com).
Anything I can do to get this firmware
Sure, I think I could make an alsa-firmware-stripped package, assuming
the decision makers would consider it for inclusion in multiverse.
Also I noticed something interesting when looking at medibuntu's
packaging: ess, korg, sb16 and yamaha files are removed because they are
already provided by li
David,
If I would skilled enough, I would have already packaged alsa-firmware
in a PPA or something like that. Perhaps can you do something like that ?
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I just downloaded alsa-firmware 1.0.20 and checked it. Assuming the
copyright notices in the alsa-firmware aren't lying, I found the
following to be ok: aica, echoaudio, emi_26_62, hdsploader,
mixartloader, pcxhrloader, usx2yloader and vxloader. The other six is
beyond my legal knowledge to know wh
It's just because most of firmwares in the package don't have licence of
sources, etc... and so, nobody wants to take the responsibily to package
it, even in a restricted repository. At the moment, it is hosted and
packaged by the Medibuntu project.
Toine
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Is there a mailinglist archive or similar where I can read up on this
issue, and understand what caused the decision to keep alsa-firmware out
of Ubuntu?
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Endolith,
I confirm that we can't do more or better at the moment, and that a lot
of time, skills and energy have been deployed to get the current alsa-
firmware package in Medibuntu. So it is a bit of a success, as it is
more that nothing at all, like at the beginning of Ubuntu. A lot of
people u
You agree that "we have no success on this problem", and yet you call me
a troll?
http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct
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Restricted driver management can not install alsa-firmware, because the
package is not included in the "restricted" repository, like nvidia
restricted driver.
For the what you said before, we do our best for supporting sound cards.
If we can't do better, it is most of the time a problem of the ven
"I'd love to have more details about the "broken packages and
inconsistent dependencies." thing"
Sorry, I don't remember the details. I had to uninstall several
packages and reinstall them (or similarly named ones) to deal with
conflicting dependencies. It's very confusing.
"Second point, for l
I'd love to have more details about the "broken packages and
inconsistent dependencies." thing
Cheers
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Endolith,
I don't want ot go into a troll, this not the place for.
First point, if you have broken packages when adding medibuntu
repository, it is up to you and not the case at all for everyone (yes,
it appends...) If you do that from a fresh Ubuntu 8.04 install, you
won't have this kind of prob
1. I plug in my Echo Indigo sound card, which works fine in Windows and Mac.
Nothing happens.
2. Being a somewhat technically-minded user, I check in the System Log to see
if there are any errors so I can figure out why it isn't recognized.
3. I copy and paste the errors into Google.
4. I find a
Endolith,
It is!
Just go to http://medibuntu.org , add their repository to synaptic, and
install "alsa-firmware" package and dependencies. Reboot with your pci
or pcmcia Echo sound card plugged, and the kernel will load it. Enjoy!
Toine
Endolith a écrit :
> So Echo hardware is supported in Win
So Echo hardware is supported in Windows and Mac, but will never be
supported by Ubuntu?
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Will never fix in Ubuntu (in current copyright state), but a fix has
been available in Medibuntu for a while now.
** Also affects: medibuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: medibuntu
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
Status: New => Fix Released
** Changed in:
Except that this doesn't require packaging: alsa-firmware is currently
on its way into Medibuntu. See [0]. It is unsuitable for Ubuntu
distribution (even via multiverse), as it has many licensing
incompatibilities. Removing infringing parts of the package would result
in crippling it, as so much wo
** Tags added: needs-packaging
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Unmarking as duplicate: bug 189104 affects the loaders, whereas this bug
is regarding the firmware package itself.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 189104
Patch alsa-firmware-loaders to look for firmwares in correct location at
/lib/firmware
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 189104 ***
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Patch alsa-firmware-loaders to look for firmwares in correct location at
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http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=44 but on gusty I don't have the
alsa-firmware package any way:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo aptitude search alsa-firmware
p alsa-firmware-loaders- ALSA
software loaders for specific hardware
No progresse? I would like install a RME Hammerfall DSP multiface on my
ubuntu feisty... but i don't find the firemwear :(.
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http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5216
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alsa-firmware is currently in the Ubuntu Studio repository, details of which
you can find at http://ubuntustudio.org/downloads
I will be aiming to have it incorporated into linux-restricted-modules in
Gutsy; I believe this to be possible.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo apt-cache search alsa-firmware
Password:
alsa-firmware-loaders - ALSA software loaders for specific hardware
Isn't that on Feisty ?
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No one from the community stepped up to create a package and submit it
for inclusion in Ubuntu. It will not be in Edgy.
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Sampo Savolainen wrote:
> Before setting that commandement in stone, you should ask the
> ubuntustudio people if they have a package for it ready.
At this point it doesn't matter if there _is_ a package ready. We're
fewer than three days away from rel
Before setting that commandement in stone, you should ask the
ubuntustudio people if they have a package for it ready.
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Edgy is due to be released next week and this package is still missing.
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