Hardware support, Benchmark DAC1 USB
August Karlstrom
fusionfile at gmail.com
Thu Sep 18 11:40:06 UTC 2008
Hi,
I have a Benchmark DAC1 USB (high-end) digital to analogue converter
which does not seem to work with Ubuntu 8.04. The DAC is detected by the
sound preferences program (gnome-sound-properties) as "USB Audio".
However, when I select it and run a sound test the application
terminates due to a segmentation fault. When I boot up Windows 2000 Pro
from a different partition on my harddrive the DAC1 USB works fine, so
it seems to be a software related problem.
I have contacted Benchmark Media and their reply is:
"Thanks for the info... Our hesitation about testing Linux is that
there are so many permutations that exist. It would be very difficult
to provide any real amount of support with Linux."
How should I proceed? What should I tell them?
The thing is that the DAC should work without any specific device driver
and in fact it did work in Ubuntu 7.10 (or maybe it was 7.04).
Regards,
August
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