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<blockquote type=cite cite>Or... use the source! If you can compile
rat from sources, it's easy to<br>
change what it does, using the info you've just given us.<br>
[One would have to take care not to let the standard AG rat binary<br>
overwrite the modified version of course.] I had to do this to get
an<br>
SBLive! card to allow its audio levels to be controlled by rat,
since<br>
rat's auddev_oss.c mistreats it too (relative to what the Creative
Labs<br>
driver expects).</blockquote><br>
If you could try this out, and send patches to the rat folks, that would
be cool. I'm not putting effort into the OSS rat stuff since I really
want to bail on that and use ALSA.<br>
<br>
<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>How stable is the manufacture of this
card? I'd heard that cards coming<br>
from boxes labeled "Ensoniq AudioPCI" might or might not work
with the<br>
same Linux drivers, as though the hardware were being changed
without<br>
renaming the card.</blockquote><br>
I'm not sure. I do know I have some, and it works fine with alsa. ALSA is
closely tracking new hw releases..<br>
<br>
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