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Setting up an M-Audio FireWire Solo with Ubuntu/Linux ...
https://westcoastsuccess.wordpress.com/2008/03/23/m-audio-firewire-solo-ubuntu/
Click the “Setup…” button on the qjackctl panel and you’ll see the “Settings” page. Here are the settings you’ll want to select to get the M-Audio FireWire Solo up and running – you’ll be adjusting these later: Server Path: …
drivers - On ubuntu 17.04 how do I get firewire ieee1394 ...
https://askubuntu.com/questions/956934/on-ubuntu-17-04-how-do-i-get-firewire-ieee1394-working
I'd live to rip all my old footage over the usb/firewire. I tried using coriander, dvgrab, kino, and a few others but the modules and/or devices are missing. I don't have the /dev/fw* or /dev/ieee1394, and nothing in dmesg/modprobe/lsmod about firewire or 1394. PS. Here's my lspci output (lenovo 450s laptop):
FireWire/DigitalAudio - Community Help Wiki - Ubuntu
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FireWire/DigitalAudio
Driver: firewire (This selects the ffado driver stack) Interface: hw:0 ; Audio:Duplex . Check Realtime ; Priority: (default) Frames/Period: 128 ; Sample Rate: 44100 ; Periods/Buffer: 3 ; Click 'OK', then click 'Start'. After a few seconds Jack Control should display CPU percentage, RT should be yellow and blinking, and x-runs should be at 0/0.
...Get an M-Audio 1814 firewire card working with Ubuntu ...
https://discourse.ardour.org/t/get-an-m-audio-1814-firewire-card-working-with-ubuntu-linux/81910
FFADO is the Linux Firewire Audio framework (the successor of FreeBoB, somewhat analogous to ALSA). So I’m pretty certain that if it’s not supported by FFADO, it’s not (yet) supported. Please make sure you let M-Audio know that Linux driver support matters to you. Check the FFADO website for supported firewire devices; check into RME ...
FireWire 410 - M-Audio
http://m-audio.com/support/drivers/firewire-410
Our engineering team is constantly adding, updating and improving our drivers to ensure optimal performance. Series Pianos USB Audio and MIDI Interfaces MIDI Interfaces Keyboard Controllers Microphones Accessories Legacy You must select a series. Product [Step 2 - Product] You must select a product. OS [Step 3 - OS] You must select a operating ...
Firewire audio devices - LinuxMusicians
https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=21332
The M-Audio Firewire solo works perfectly on Linux Mint 20, based on Ubuntu focal, and is very easy to configure : 1. (Optional) For lowlatency, install the lowlatency kernel : sudo apt-get install linux-lowlatency 2. Install the ffado driver which allows to configure firewire devices : in synaptic, just install ffado-mixer-qt4
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