Re: TrippleTalk under Linux?

["James R. Van Zandt" <jrv vanzandt mv com>]

Mike -

I maintain the DoubleTalk driver.  This is the first I have heard of
the TripleTalk.  I wouldn't attempt writing a driver unless I had the
hardware to test it.  If the interface is similar to the DoubleTalk,
feel free to start with my code.  If you get it working, maybe we can
come up with one driver that supports either kind of hardware.

	     - Jim Van Zandt


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>Hi all,
>
>I am assuming that the PCI TripleTalk is out, since some people on
>another list I'm on were mentioning using one.  So I was wondering if
>anyone was working on a Linux driver, or was planning on working on
>one.  If not, then I may look into writing one (or adapting the
>existing DoubleTalk driver) as a senior project, but I wanted to ask
>if anyone else was planning on releasing a driver before I tried to
>do anything.
>
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