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Hi guys. I hope all of you are doing well. I have been away for awhile, now... but here I am, with a new problem to submit to my Hackintosh family!

 

I have a new sound card which is called M-Audio Delta 1010LT. It is very good (semi-professional) but it works only on Windows. The M-Audio staff was so mean. :( I contacted them way before buying this sound card, asking if it was compatible with MAC Intel computers and they said "YES!". After buying it, since the drivers for MAC are meant to work on a PPC computer, I wrote to the same people, asking for an explanation or a help and what they were able to say (the same man that 2 weeks earlier was saying it was compatible!) is that it cannot work on MAC Intel computers, because it's a PCI sound card. :blink:

 

Is anybody able to give me a suggestion? Is there a solution to my problem, or I just have to throw away my sound card and buy a firewire one?

 

Thank you very much everybody. Have a wonderful day! ;)

 

PS: of course I have a USB sound card which works on my Hackintosh, but it has not the same quality as the M-AUDIO!!

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I bought the Audiophile 2496 pci card only days ago hopingi t would work in osx86, i got the drivers and it didnt ;)

 

i actually got it coz of the x64 support but yea...would have been nice

 

Since we have the drivers for PPC MAC, I wonder if there is someone in this forum that is able to make them run on the Intel platform... ;)

  • 4 months later...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the problem isn't only the Intel port but the lack of PCI support in OSX86 (although System Profiler show us a "PCI Cards" section).

 

Since we have the drivers for PPC MAC, I wonder if there is someone in this forum that is able to make them run on the Intel platform... <_<
Edited by psy4fun
  • 2 weeks later...

It would be really nice to get this board working. There's an excellent ALSA (Linux) driver for it - it should be possible to port it, or at least use the source as a basis for a MacOS driver. I've no idea how much work that might be, though.

 

I might take a look at it if I get a chance, but kernel programming isn't my forte.

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