Hey grabner, good to see you on top of it again :}

I'm still very much in to make the UX2 working (according to your software poll, about 216 others would love that), but sadly enough haven't been doing my homework, so I'm still utterly inexperienced when it comes to debugging USB / writing drivers / anything inbetween. I could pythonise a cute little frontend though .. ;'D

Hooray for you!

I just bought myself a pod studio ux2, and it doesn't seem to be supported by this driver. Would it be possible to support this device too? The device itself looks just like a toneport ux2, except for the color...

Hey Markus!

very cool Site! (tanzband....)

Does your driver work with PodXT too?

Do u use WINE or something else to get Monkey, Riffworks working?

And your Poll for Linux Software is also very usefull THere are about 1037 Linux-Line6 users until now, maybe we should do a little advertisment for this (-;

greetz Börn!

Hey grabner,

I just bought the POD X3 live and I'm trying to bang the USB driver into Fedora 10 and I'm going nuts with the install... The source file will not copy the driver to the dir for the planet CCRMA kernel. Really need a rpm file, what ever I can go to help with getting an rpm file built let me know. I also posted the error on sf.net >> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=713265

thanks

sysdoc

I wish Line6 would work with you in the same way that Wacom work with the open source community. They essentially give the details to the community and its then up to the dev's if they want to support the features or not.

I've switched from Cubase on Windows to a completely Linux setup, fantastic moved and it wouldn't have been possible without your work!

I've succefully made my UX1 working with your drivers. I still have to use the line in input instead of the standard guitar one.

Sadly, I was not able to make Pod Studio working (with wine or virtual box.) And apparently, nobody has found a way to make it work.

But Guitar Rig 4 is working fine with wine. That's sad, the next stuff I'll buy will be from National Instrument instead of line6 because of that, and it is preventing me from buying model packs and upgrading to pod studio 2.0.

This is how I did it on a Fedora machine:

su -

yum -y install svn

svn co https://line6linux.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/line6linux/driver/trunk line6usb

cd line6usb

#before you continue, make sure you have 'kernel-devel' (of the kernel currently in use) installed.#

make install

#if the unit isn't already plugged in, plug it in now.

#wait a minute and type:

cat /proc/asound/cards

#to make sure computer sees it.

yum -y install alsamixergui

#open alsamixergui with 'hw:' to whatever soundcard number.  (example:)

alsamixergui -D hw:1

#turn 'monitor' slider all the way down

#open pulse-audio gui and select your card for input and output.