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Subject: creative extigy
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Good news and bad news. The extigy does to some extint 
follow the USB Audio protocol.  
 
Bad news: when I got the existing uaudio module to 
recognize the extigy (only had to modify one line) it 
caused a kernel crash when I tried to play any music. 
 
I have another uaudio device called a eDio AS-100 that 
uaudio recognizes without modification that also causes 
the same crash.. supervisor read, page not present, blah 
blah blah. 
 
I am running STABLE, not CURRENT.. does anyone 
running STABLE have any usb audio devices working? 
 
Is something just straight up wrong with it? I just 
downloaded all the USB audio specs, and I will spend a lot 
of time on this.. grr, i NEED (not want) audio working on 
my laptop, grin. 
 
Derek  


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