[Musix-users] USB Midisport

[MNO]

On 6/20/06, Marcos Guglielmetti <marcospcmusica at gmail.com> wrote:
> El Martes, 20 de Junio de 2006 23:16, Sean Edwards escribió:
> > What USB MIDI adapter is generally good to use with
> > Linux/Musix?  Are there choices without these issues?
> >
> > -=cybersean=-
>
> See:
>
> ls /root/Mis_Documentos_GNU-Linux/otros-textos/hardware-compatible/
> AMD-K6-333mhz.txt                        pcinfo_AMD-AthlonXP-1900--SB-live.txt
> pcinfo_P_Celeron-233.txt
> Echo-laylas-AMD-SMP.txt
> pcinfo_AMD_Sempron_2400_VIA_soundcard.txt
> pcinfo_Pedro_Martinez-p4--3.2ghz.txt
> kernel-panic-una-vez-instalado-pIII.txt
> pcinfo_AMD:Semptron_1600-VIA8237_sound.txt    Pentium_4_CPU_2-80GHz.txt
> notebooks-Mobile_AMD_Athlon_XP_2200.txt
> pcinfo_Mobile_Intel_Pentium_4_CPU_2_8GHz.txt
> PIII-933-MHz-768-RAM-SB-Audigy.txt
> P4-1.6mhz--i810_audio.txt                pcinfo-NVidia_nForce-AMD
> Athlon--XP2000+.txt  USB-MIDI.txt
>
>
> But, if ALSA suports ir, then it should work with Musix, as instance,
> keystation USB, works out of the box...

I agree... but where do i look when it doesn't work?  In PCinfo the
Midisport is listed but in Rosegarden i can't find it. Where can i
check if ALSA is aware of the midisport, and what file does rosegarden
use to configure it's midi I/O. This is what i don't understand at the
moment.  ...I want to know to many things at once, and i try to close
in to midi issue's.

i'm going to dig trough the txt files again.

Thx,

Mano