Logic 8.0.2 won't recognize M-audio firewire 410

Hey, I installed Logic 8.0.2 today and found that it won't recognize my sound card anymore... I updated the sound cards drivers but it still won't find it. Has anyone else experienced this??? Any solutions???

M-audio 410. Well, I´m not surprised. That device is an enemy of mine.
Hope your problem gets solved, somehow.
/j

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I'm in complete distress right now.
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Last edited by Jixun (2014-12-26 15:42:05)

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Solution found:
Open file "/etc/pulse/default.pa"
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Last edited by Jixun (2014-12-26 15:42:05)

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