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scarlett.conf does Not allow multiple... #30
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Reboot & Works Not multiple. /etc/modprobe.d/scarlett.conf
$ uname -r $ neofetch
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Hi Juan, The Clarett should be ignored by the GUI:
so there should be no difference to whether you have the Scarlett or the Scarlett and the Clarett plugged in. Please try this:
Regards, |
$ sudo dmesg -W | tee /tmp/juanpc2018-dmesg.txt
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Need the alsactl output too |
$ sudo alsactl -f /tmp/juanpc2018 store -all
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That alsactl output looks fine. I'm able to load it and see your interface settings. At step 5, that I gave you above, what happened? If nothing happened, what happens if you restart alsa-scarlett-gui at that point? |
works ok, |
Step 5 works ok? Then, please write out the steps to follow in order to 1) reproduce the problem and 2) make it work okay. |
Work steps:
FAIL Steps:
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According to the dmesg output you provided, you have two cards:
The Clarett is not currently supported by this driver, so your .conf file should only have 1 interface, and as you stated, it will work then. If you had two supported interfaces (say if you had an 18i20 Gen 2 + an 18i20 Gen 3), then I guess the line would be:
This guess is based on the documentation at https://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleUSBAudioDevices |
Clarett+ 8Pre is supported now. Hopefully the Clarett 8Pre USB works too, but that needs someone to test. https://github.com/geoffreybennett/scarlett-gen2/commits/scarlett-gen3 |
/etc/modprobe.d/scarlett.conf
Only 1 supported interface connected.
does Not allow multiple.
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