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> I'm on a Macbook Pro (late 2010). Firewire is Agere, not TI!

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> > I really was angry when I discovered this

>

I was angry that I was told it was a TI chipset just to find out it was

Agere.
>

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> The first FW643 revision was buggy, but the latest Lucent, er, Agere,

> I mean, LSI chips (FW643E, FW533E) are actually better then TI chips.

>

> > Tried to run Ubuntustudio on the mac and having issues with xruns all

> over the place.

>

> It's hard to be sure what causes them, but it's unlikely to be the

> controller.

>

Could be, didn't dig too deep on that matter as I simply use Ardour/Mixbus

on OSx.
> Is your FireWire interrupt shared with other devices?  Are you using the

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> nvidia graphics driver?  Are you running something like NetworkManager

> that scans for new networks?

>

Interrupt- Didn't check.

Graphic driver- yes using nvidia

Network manager- yes
Just thought I would share my experience (also if it's not much).
Cheers

Moshe
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 check.Graphic driver- yes using nvidiaNetwork manager- yes Just thought I would share my experience (also if it's not much).

CheersMoshe
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