[linux-audio-user] How do I use this RT kernel?

[thewade]

Shayne wrote:
 > thewade wrote:
/> > Hello list-o-mine, /
/> > /
/> > I have PD, jack, qjackctl, and all sorts of other tools built now, /
/> > including kernel 2.6.13-rc4-RT-V0.7.53-02; So now what do I have to 
do /
/> > to run audio in realtime? /

 > you need a patched version of pam and to edit limits.conf as outlined 
here:
 > http://www.steamballoon.com/wiki/Rlimits
steamballoon seems to have vanquished the patch for distros and the raw 
patch as well! Poop!
Is there a duplicate of the raw patch somewhere? Are the changes to the 
pam file that are documented on the wiki all that is patched?

/> > Thanks for the help! /
/> > -thewade /
/> > PS: I am also curious if there is a linux-announce list for linux 
made /
/> > audio, or are we still posting those to this list? /

 > there is a linux announce for software ... for music, there is mr.
 > dis-dot-dat's (james) LAM, but i don't think many people are using that,
 > preferring instead to post here ... maybe you could do both.

Well, I am out the door, so I will post links here for now:
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/01-hungry-awake02.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/02-dirtyflowers.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/03-switcher-0.9.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/04-decypher.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/05-devilsEyes.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/06-automoton-44100.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/07-sonig(v2)Mod.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/08-cuior.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/09-NotSoQuiet.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/10-PeterPiper.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/11-nosey.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/12-yelp.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/13-purckyWee.mp3
http://aproximation.org/audio/Music/HasDreams/14-JustinSimpleNoFX.mp3
All are done almost exclusively with PD in realtime. Very little post 
production.
Almost all in linux (one or two winblows - please forgive me...)

Thanks again!
-thewade