Why cant companies be more transparant about this sort of thing?
Echo Indigo IO
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- KVRist
- 190 posts since 9 Mar, 2004
just a word of warinng for anyone thinking of getting one of these, they are incompatible with ENE BC-1410 cardbus controller which is the one fitted in Clevo machines from Phill Rees and Millenium Music, no mention of it on their web site, I had to find out the hard way
Also incompatible with Texas Intstruments cardbus apparantly.
Why cant companies be more transparant about this sort of thing?
Why cant companies be more transparant about this sort of thing?
- KVRAF
- 2036 posts since 15 Mar, 2002 from Seattle, WA - USA
This may only be partially true. While I can't personally confirm compatibility issues with the Clevo machines, I can verify that the Echo Indigo cardbus audio interfaces work on the Texas Instruments' chipset without issue. This is the chipset that my Dell Inspiron 8200 uses.
-Tronam
-Tronam
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- KVRist
- 279 posts since 13 May, 2003
Have you contacted Echo's support ?Jaybez wrote:yeah, I can only say for certain that the ENE BD-1410 controller is incompatible.
I have an ENE 910 card, and they gave me a tool to solve the problem. (some kind of "filter" driver)
The card now works flawlessly.
Give it a try, the tool seemd to be designed for all ENE cards.
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- KVRer
- 17 posts since 4 Oct, 2003 from Malaga / Spain
¿ what about 02 Micro 0Z711M1 SmartCardbus MultiMediaBay Controller ?
(that´s on my Acer TravelMate)
everything seems puzzling...
I want to forget about this shit, and only make music...
(that´s on my Acer TravelMate)
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