Firewire y GNU/Linux

Alguien escribió:

Regarding device support, the stuff I can vouch for at the moment because we have them to test with is:
- Terratec Phase88
- ESI Quatafire 610
- Edirol FA-101, FA-66

A more elaborate list of (future) device support:

Devices that should work:
- Terratec Phase88, Phase 24, Phase X24, EWS Mic2, EWS Mic8
- ESI Quatafire 610
- Edirol FA-101, FA-66

Device that might work (no vendor support yet):
- Focusrite Saffire, Saffire LE, Saffire Pro10, Saffire Pro26
- PreSonus FireBox, FirePod
- Apogee Rosetta, AD-16X, DA-16X (with FireWire expansion)
- PrismSound Orpheus
- iCON devices
- M-Audio FireWire Solo, Ozonic
- CME UF-400e expansion
- PrismSound: ADA-8XR
- Phonic mixers
- Stanton FinalScratch 2 audio interface

Devices that will probably be supported in the next version:
- PreSonus: Inspire 1394, FireStudio, FireStudio Lightpipe (*)
- TC Electronics: Konnekt 24D, Konnekt 8, Konnekt Live (*)
- Alesis: FireWire range (**)
- Metric Halo devices (**)
- Apogee: FireWire range (***)
- PrismSound: FireWire range (***)
- MotU: 828mkII, Traveller (****)

(*) Contacts are made, and are very positive
(**) Contacts are made, are positive but we still have to see
(***) Contacts are made, are moderately positive, to be seen
(****) Reverse engineered, not recommended to buy this.

Unclear at the moment:
- Echo Audio devices
- Behringer FCA202
- mLAN device
- M-Audio NRV10, ProjectMix I/O

Devices that will probably not be supported soon:
- Any RME FireWire device
- M-Audio 410, M-Audio 1814
- Hercules 16/12 FW

On another matter, chances are that the SSL Duende processing unit will be supported too.

This list is not complete, but tries to give an overview. We're going to provide an updated device support list on the website soon.

One important thing to note is that some device vendors use different chipsets for different devices, making that it's not because one of their devices works, the others will.

Greets,

Pieter