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From: Scott Michel <scottm@CS.UCLA.EDU>
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Subject: Yamaha DS-XG (followup)
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This appears to be the final word for the time being wrt the Yamaha DS-XG
series of sound chips: http://kt.linuxcare.com/kt19991220_47.html#1, see
article 4.

So, by the time 4.0 is stable enough, maybe the Linux crowd will get
Yamaha to be a little more forthcoming on their documentation.

I did get a skeleton driver to recognize my 724 but due to this happy
bit-o-news, further development would be the same as tilting at a windmill
(as someone else pointed out they'd already done as well.)


-scooter


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