Eureka!!! Tascam US-122 now working in Ubuntu Studio Lucid

[Kenneth Koym]

Hi Casey:
Today Casey you're the expert. Tell me what Tascam US-122 lets one do as I
run lucid low latency kxstudio 10.04.02 but I admit I don't know what is
done with US-122. maybe I possess it but don't knowingly use it. Glad my
incidental recommendation helped. will listen up for a lesson from you. Ken


On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 1:25 AM, Casey Forslund <cforslund at gmail.com> wrote:

> A final thanks to all of you out there who took the time to write me
> regarding my frustrations on the US-122. It is now up and running, and I am
> more than hesitant to tell you all how I got it up and running, but I'll
> humiliate myself for the betterment of the distro:
>
> As I mentioned, I had followed literally every step-by-step command-line I
> could find to get this beast to work, to no avail (days and days and days of
> work for this noob). One of the many informative replies off this mail list
> was from Kenneth Koym. He suggested I simply start with uninstalling the
> alsa firmware through Synaptic and simply reinstall them. I can't believe
> it, but even though I had them installed, I went ahead with this all-to-easy
> test, and sure enough, I unplug my US-122 and plug it in after the synaptic
> reinstall of the 3 alsa packages, and KAZOOM... green lights flashing on my
> US-122!!! Unbelievable. Yes, I feel ridiculously dim, but who would have
> known it could have been so simple, after all that time in terminal! Lol! Go
> ahead now, insult the noob... Lol.
>
> Thank you all though for your patience and kindness.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Casey
>
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