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Hi All!
So some time has passed since this topic last came up, there is some new firmware for the Motu 1248. I'm still using version 1.2.8+1178, as this is the last version that didn't break my setup (xruns, channel shifting etc). Did anyone try the recent firmware update? How did it go?
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On 10/3/19 8:53 PM, Moshe Werner wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> So some time has passed since this topic last came up, there is some new
> firmware for the Motu 1248.
> I'm still using version 1.2.8+1178, as this is the last version that
> didn't break my setup (xruns, channel shifting etc).
> Did anyone try the recent firmware update?
> How did it go?
>
> Cheers
> Moshe
Hello!
Having no such piece of equipment around, I can only say here's their
changelog:
https://motu.com/techsupport/technotes/firmwarechangelogQuestion - can you 'update' to an older fimware on Motu interfaces? If
so, maybe try newer ones and see if they work?
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Hello!
Having no such piece of equipment around, I can only say here's their
changelog:
https://motu.com/techsupport/technotes/firmwarechangelog
Thanks, I saw that actually. But it doesn't mention Linux compatibility...
Question - can you 'update' to an older firmware on Motu interfaces? If
so, maybe try newer ones and see if they work? That is actually something I did, I downgraded to the last working version after an update broke my system. But now I'm a little afraid that it could stop working, it happened to me with other pieces of hardware (not linux related) that after a specific update I could not downgrade anymore.
Thanks!
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According to Motu support, they suggests downgrading whenever there is s problem. My understanding is that that is s fully supported operation. In newer Motu firmware, there seems to be a new bios mode that could possibly be some kind of recovery is for extra safety.
Regards, Anders
Hello!
Having no such piece of equipment around, I can only say here's their
changelog:
https://motu.com/techsupport/technotes/firmwarechangelog
Thanks, I saw that actually. But it doesn't mention Linux compatibility...
Question - can you 'update' to an older firmware on Motu interfaces? If
so, maybe try newer ones and see if they work? That is actually something I did, I downgraded to the last working version after an update broke my system. But now I'm a little afraid that it could stop working, it happened to me with other pieces of hardware (not linux related) that after a specific update I could not downgrade anymore.
Thanks!
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Hi everyone,
sorry for taking so long, but only now could I check the newer firmware.
It seems that Motu removed the possibility to change channel count in the device menu. I wasn't able to configure this with Cadence either, so long story short I didn't succeed getting it to work with the new firmware.
Best regards
Moshe On Fri, Oct 4, 2019 at 3:23 PM Anders Hellquist < [hidden email]> wrote: According to Motu support, they suggests downgrading whenever there is s problem. My understanding is that that is s fully supported operation. In newer Motu firmware, there seems to be a new bios mode that could possibly be some kind of recovery is for extra safety.
Regards, Anders
Hello!
Having no such piece of equipment around, I can only say here's their
changelog:
https://motu.com/techsupport/technotes/firmwarechangelog
Thanks, I saw that actually. But it doesn't mention Linux compatibility...
Question - can you 'update' to an older firmware on Motu interfaces? If
so, maybe try newer ones and see if they work? That is actually something I did, I downgraded to the last working version after an update broke my system. But now I'm a little afraid that it could stop working, it happened to me with other pieces of hardware (not linux related) that after a specific update I could not downgrade anymore.
Thanks!
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For ultralite AVB, there is a hack to switch to proprietary mode and get more channels again. I guess it will work with any Motu AVB device but have not tested it myself.
Check this posting.
/Anders Hi everyone,
sorry for taking so long, but only now could I check the newer firmware.
It seems that Motu removed the possibility to change channel count in the device menu. I wasn't able to configure this with Cadence either, so long story short I didn't succeed getting it to work with the new firmware.
Best regards
Moshe
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019 at 3:23 PM Anders Hellquist < [hidden email]> wrote: According to Motu support, they suggests downgrading whenever there is s problem. My understanding is that that is s fully supported operation. In newer Motu firmware, there seems to be a new bios mode that could possibly be some kind of recovery is for extra safety.
Regards, Anders
Hello!
Having no such piece of equipment around, I can only say here's their
changelog:
https://motu.com/techsupport/technotes/firmwarechangelog
Thanks, I saw that actually. But it doesn't mention Linux compatibility...
Question - can you 'update' to an older firmware on Motu interfaces? If
so, maybe try newer ones and see if they work? That is actually something I did, I downgraded to the last working version after an update broke my system. But now I'm a little afraid that it could stop working, it happened to me with other pieces of hardware (not linux related) that after a specific update I could not downgrade anymore.
Thanks!
Moshe
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