[linux-audio-user] Compiling jack_FST

[Russell Hanaghan]

Mark Knecht wrote:

>On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 23:16:26 +0100, motorhammer <motorhammer at bluewin.ch> wrote:
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>>Thanks a lot for your replies.
>>
>>Now Jack works fine with Real Time priority. I tested it with Rosegarden,
>>Hydrogen and a midi keyboard.
>>Just for the tip, when using Suse (may work on other distro...I don't know)
>>instead of "installing" LSM, just install the package "rtstools". This allow
>>root to set priority on a running application throught its PID process.
>>The "SUSE LINUX – User Guide" explain how to use it. It's in chapter
>>"Buffering and Latencies".
>>
>>Ok, jack run fine, but not jack_fst.
>>
>>When I run jack_fst as a user, it returns me these errors:
>> -:58: error: unexpected character `{', expected character `}'
>> -:58: error: unexpected character `{', expected character `}'
>>
>>And when I run it as root, it returns me no errors, but the kernel crash
>>completely ! The VST gui start fine, and then the system crash. I can just
>>move the mouse. No errors are returned.
>>After rebooting, I'm must restart my sound system throught YAST (Suse control
>>panel) to have sound. So It seems to be in relation with sound drivers......I
>>don't know--
>>
>>Any idea ?
>>
>>(Sorry for my bad english !)
>>
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>Hi,
>   No ideas on your problems. I have not seen these myself.
>
>   Good luck. I think someone else here will probably be able to help.
>Probably one of the Jack developers will have an idea.
>
>Cheers,
>Mark
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Did you install the "rtstools" package after you compiled jack_fst ? Or 
to follow that line of thinking, did you change anything else after 
compiling jack_fst or fst?

R~