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The easy way: # Download the binaries from here: sha1sum   kernelAndFirmware_wolfson_rt.tar.bz2 is 76c3b38f588f09ae6a557f3065ce9dc30674615b kernelAndFirmware_wolfson_rt.tar.bz2 mkdir kernelAndFirmware_wolfson_rt Extract: tar -xvjf kernelAndFirmware_wolfson_rt.tar.bz2 -C kernelAndFirmware_wolfson_rt and copy to root of the Raspberry pi. sudo nano /boot/config.txt change kernel=kernel.img to # kernel=kernel.img kernel=kernel_new.img sudo sync sudo reboot or do it the hard way 😉   Read  Compile and install as„Compile Wolfson Audio Card driver for kernel 3.12.y , a new try“ weiterlesen

Hi, This howto is obsolete! If this part git reset –hard 4639d2b773b318d4b0409f67d3d5e73a513ba64b does not work for you, do it the easy way and checkout the patched sources from here. Compile and install as described here -> http://elinux.org/RPi_Kernel_Compilation     this is a quick ’n dirty howto for compiling the Wolfson Audio card drivers for the„Compile Wolfson Audio Card driver for kernel 3.12.y“ weiterlesen

There’s a  new version of YAAMIDrum available now on sourceforge. It is compatible with the Arduino IDE 1.0 and the latest version (here: 2.0.0)  of Pololu QTR-1A sensors  lib. Have fun.

Today I got Ardour3 Beta3 and Linuxsampler working on Ubuntu 12.04 with Kernel 3.2.9-rt17 perfectly running.

Here you can find the code for an Arduino midi drumkit with 52 analog inputs.The project is hosted on SourceForge now and you can download a new version (1.2)  which is compatible to Arduino IDE 1.0  here:http://sourceforge.net/projects/yaamidrum/ Real Life Demo of the YAAMIDRUM:The sound quality of this video is really bad for some reasons:1. I„E-Drumset selbst gebaut“ weiterlesen