all seems working according to plan ;)
take note that rtirq:
a. only honors one and only one driver thread per IRQ line, so that you'll have to choose either "yenta" or "firewire". you cannot have both, as they already share the same IRQ service line (19);
b. the "snd" particle applies to PCI audio devices; "usb" is generic for (all) USB host controllers and applies for all USB devices including audio ones; if you want specific ports only to get prioritized, then use the respective trait (eg. "usb1", "usb2", etc. you'll have to dig which one exactly is right, coz it depends on which physical USB host port is the device plugged in).
hi Simon,
all seems working according to plan ;)
take note that rtirq:
a. only honors one and only one driver thread per IRQ line, so that you'll have to choose either "yenta" or "firewire". you cannot have both, as they already share the same IRQ service line (19);
b. the "snd" particle applies to PCI audio devices; "usb" is generic for (all) USB host controllers and applies for all USB devices including audio ones; if you want specific ports only to get prioritized, then use the respective trait (eg. "usb1", "usb2", etc. you'll have to dig which one exactly is right, coz it depends on which physical USB host port is the device plugged in).
hth.
cheers