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Hi Raphaël,
> Harrison consoles' Xdubber runs Ardour on a custom 64studio distro but

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> it's a dubber not a console.

> However, the Midas XL8 console runs Linux but I'm afraid it's only used

> for the network/UI/GUI parts while the sound treatment still relies on

> proprietary DSP.

The Allen & Heath iLive is Linux based, as confirmed by a trade show

representative of the company, although I don't have any details.

http://www.ilive-digital.com/
The Mackie Digital 8 Bus display looks uncannily like Ardour's mixer,

but a Mackie representative claimed to me that the device runs on

Windows XP Embedded. It's hard to confirm that without having a close look.
> I also know that the Denon DNC-640 CD/Network player runs on embedded

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> Linux (uClinux) because I own one but these devices violate the GPL;

> they're unable to give me the source codes.

Unsure how, rather than unable, I think. I believe linuxaudio.org could

help these companies avoid GPL violations in future; this is still new

territory for most of them.
> There might be a lot of embedded devices already running Linux we are

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> not aware of...

For sure, but they often keep quiet because it's part of their

competitive advantage. Consider the developer time they are saving when

creating complex, low-latency, network-capable products.
Cheers!
Daniel

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