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Re: Re: [linux-audio-dev] Major problem with RME HDSP/Multiface and a 64-bit AMD laptop

by ico＠fuse.net

Hi, > wait ... this seems to be similar to the problem i have with my hdsp ... > i can't run it on my linux system at all, althouth it works fine with > windows xp: > > can you try jack as super user with -R flag? I will try to next week. Right now I am in a bind until this coming Sunday. I will let you know as soon as I am done. > > if you use an input signal, some of the input gets copied to the output > if a sound application is running, which results some distortion ... > could you start jack / pd, and try to use any of the input channels try > several settings of hdspmixer... > > the problem with my hdsp is definitely a cardbus driver issue ... from > what i heard from people who tried to help me is, that there are some > problems in mapping the memory from the kernel to the buffer inside the > cardbus bridge ... > the problem with the kernel driver for the yenta socket is, that it's > not properly supported ... thomas charbonnel, who maintains the hdsp > driver and i wrote a message to both the kernel and the pcmcia-cs > mailing-list, but didn't get any answer... > > of course, it could be a problem of the cardbus controller hardware, > that the windows driver may handle differently than the yenta-socket > module for linux my machine has an o2micro cardbus controller, that, > conserning rme's support may produce problems ... > i'm able to sell my notebook to my mother ;-) and get a new one, soon... > the only reason, why i won't get an amd64 is that the notebooks that are > equipped with this chip, have either ene or ricoh cardbus controllers, > controllers rme warns against ... that's why i'll order a p4 inspiron, > soon... I would encourage you to hold off for a couple months, of course if you can afford to wait. It took me literally a good year on my old Inspiron 8000 (later replaced for 8100) before most of the quirks were resolved on it (both Win32 and Linux-side). This is pretty much the case with most of the new technology. For instance my newest toy, the aforementioned m6807 by eMachines has been on the market for barely 2 months and it is in dire need of a BIOS update. Hopefully one will be released by eMachines (although I am a bit skeptical about this one as most of their other products don't have such low-level updates available), but if not, there are plenty of other resellers that might since this model is being rebranded by over half-dozen companies across the world. > > anyway, when i talked to thomas a short time ago, he considered going to > the lad conference, i'll go there, and concerning the schedule, you'll > be there, too ... maybe we could try to track this problem down and try > to contact the kernel mailinglist again... Absolutely! Looking forward to meeting you! > > i hope that you will be more luck than i was ... > Thanks :-) Best wishes, Ico

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] [ANN] vsti v0.0.2

by Kjetil Svalastog Matheussen

http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/src/ vsti v0.0.2 SHORT DESCRIPTION Run a windows vsti plugin as a jack and alsa-seq client. REQUIRES alsa(>=0.9), jack(>=0.94), python(>=2.0) and vstserver(>=3.0). (might work with lover versions) INSTALL 1. Set the INSTALLPATH and JACKINSTALLPATH variables in the top of the Makefile. 2. make 3. sudo make install USAGE The name of the executable is "vsti". Run it with the plugin-name as the last argument, and quit by pressing return. Examples: "vsti JX220" "vsti B4" "vsti --help" LICENSE GPL CREDITS Made by Kjetil S. Matheussen, k.s.matheussen(a)notam02.no. Sponsored by Lionstracs, manufacturer of Linux based musical instruments http://www.lionstracs.com. --

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] we need some delegates for mLAN@musikmesse

by Paul Davis

I got this today from Yamaha: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for your e-mail about Linux community's interest in mLAN. We think that it might be good to have a chance to meet with you or other person from the Linux audio development community and explain the current status and activity of mLAN. We will be available at a couple of exhibitions such as Musikmesse, AES Berlin soon. Or we may have a separate meeting. Please let us know your preference. We look forward to hearing from you soon. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Unfortunately, the ZKM meeting is basically a 100% overlap with the musikmesse. I don't see any feasible way to do a meeting with Yamaha that weekend. Is anybody else interested (anyone who considers them up enough on 1394 and associated technologies to go talk to Yamaha)? Alternatively, does someone see a way to combine LAD@ZKM and the musikmesse? --p

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] Major problem with RME HDSP/Multiface and a 64-bit AMD laptop

by Ivica Ico Bukvic

First off I would like to extend my sincere apologies for my atrocious cross-posting. I am currently in a rather desperate situation and would highly appreciate any help I can get in this matter. <Begin long blurb> I recently got my hands on the eMachines M6807 64-bit Athlon 3000+ and I must say that the notebook is very nice. The gripes I do have about it are mostly of cosmetic nature. The performance is in many ways unmatched. After owning the notebook for just about a month I finally found some free time to install the Multiface/HDSP on it. I was immediately very unpleasantly surprised by the fact that the sound output using the ASIO drivers (and Linux ALSA drivers) yielded similar results -- distorted audio. Now here's the catch. When I use the soundcard in mme, DirectX, or any other driver form, the soundcard works perfectly (albeit no multichannel capability). But when I use ALSA in Linux or ASIO in Windoze (XP Home version), the sound plays as if it's interpreted slower than it should be (2 whole steps, or 4 semitones lower and comparably slower) with a bad distortion, as if one is using a very lousy vocoder. There are no drop-outs or choppiness (I did not try JACK, though, so I don't know about the explicit xruns) which leads me to believe that the throughput is not the culprit, but the output simply is useless. Here's some additional info/problems I am aware of: 1) The manufacturer of the notebook is Arima (company that supplies many other companies with the same chipset/chasis) has shipped this notebook with a crappy BIOS (Linux at boot time complains about DSDT being all fubared and fails to properly allocate IRQ's with the acpi turned on; also apic seems to be fubared as well). Some of these issues have been addressed in the 2.6.2 kernels via several patches with a spotty success and currently I need to boot with no acpi or apic to get everything working properly (otherwise almost no peripheral works properly). So, I know for a fact that BIOS is sucking rather bad... Contacting support so far has only suggested that there should be some bios updates coming up soon, but I'll believe it when I see it (OTOH this model is supposedly selling rather well as it has been apparently licensed by at least 6 different companies across the world including the voodoopc, so I guess that should provide some leverage). 2) I am using Mdk 10.0 Community release. No problems there that I can notice. Installed the hdsp utils and everything worked like a charm, except of course for the sound output. 3) The pcmcia card in XP is detected as the generic pcmcia and is using default XP drivers without any conflicts and/or apparent problems. 4) The pcmcia card (at least in Windows) is sharing its IRQ only with the HDSP when plugged in (IRQ 17 -- there are total of 24 due to APIC being enabled in XP), but I don't think that should be considered a conflict (please correct me if I am wrong). 5) In Linux due to fact that the computer boots without APCI and APIC enabled, my guess is that it is using only first 15 IRQ's (like the old APM-based PC), although I need to further investigate this. To the best of my knowledge no IRQ conflicts have been reported by the syslog when using this setup. 6) The pcmcia cardbus is using the yenta_socket driver in Linux, but curiously cannot be used with the APCI (most likely due to fubared BIOS), as that immediately freezes the system. 7) In Windows, I tried 2.53 and 2.62 drivers, with the latest firmware (11). Using different drivers made no difference. I tried several ASIO-capable applications in order to make sure this was the case. 8) No errors during use of Multiface are reported in either Linux nor Windows. Finally, having used Multiface on Inspiron laptops, I am quite familiar with the sound that is being generated by the lousy throughput (crackly stuff) and I must say that while this sounds very similar, there are couple of things that make this sound different: 1) No matter which latency I select in hdsp configuration tool, the sound remains the same. 2) When overclocking the laptop (this beast that runs at 1.8GHz oc's via software without a hitch to 2GHz with no overheating and no instability whatsoever), the pitch and the speed of the output rises (wtf?). At 2GHz it's about 2 semitones higher (and comparably faster). I am having a feeling that if I could oc it for another 200MHz, I would have the right playback speed :-). OTOH, when the laptop downclocks to preserve battery (800MHz) the sound playback remains at approx. the same speed but with a timbrally somewhat different artifacts like the one at 1800MHz. 3) When using mme, or DirectX or any other non-ASIO playback format in Windows, no matter what the latency in the hdsp config tool, the sound output is flawless. 4) I also read that some of the 2.6.2 Linux kernel patches were incorporated to fix the fact that Bios represents the CPU speed (via ACPI?) as 1600MHz which is apparent in the Windows if one right-clicks on the My Computer icon and clicks on Properties. However, programs like CpuID read the frequency properly as 1800MHz. 5) FSB on this beast to the best of my knowledge should be plenty fast (200MHz x ? -- I heard it's like 1600MHz (8x), but I find that hard to believe). Hence, I would be seriously surprised that it is a case of a lousy cardbus implementation... Although, I guess everything is possible... <end long blurb> Whew! That should be about it. If you need any syslogs or any other info, please contact me and I will gladly provide them. I would simply appreciate any insight at this point as I have purchased this laptop primarily for the music-making purposes and not being able to use it with the expensive Multiface makes either this laptop or the Multiface an expensive brick (I say this as I did hear that M-Audio Firewire 410 runs just fine in combination with this notebook). Cc: RME support US/international LAD/LAU Alsa-dev/user I would also appreciate any help from the RME tech department as this may potentially stem from the fact that the system is 64-bit (although I am NOT running 64-bit versions of either Windows or Linux) and that the drivers are somehow not taking that into account. Best wishes, Ivica Ico Bukvic, composer & multimedia sculptor http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] ANN: cmpci 6.64 released

by C.L. Tien - 田承禮

Hi, I made many changes for cmpci.c since last release. Changes are made as follows: 1. Fix the S/PDIF out programming bug appeared in 6.16. 2. Support 8338 4-channel playback. 3. S/PDIF loop can be used after AC3 playback. 4. Legacy devices (FM, MPU401 and gameport) are served by other modules. Now the code is thinner. 5. Remove parameters setting from kernel configure menu, they can be set easily when loading the module. 6. Add spdif_out to output 44.1K/48K 16-bit stereo to S/PDIF out. 7. Add hw_copy to duplicate audio of front speakers to surround speakers. 8. Change code to minimum patch for kernel 2.6. The attached cmpci.c in cmpci-6.64.tar.bz2 is the updated driver, and 46.diff is the patch file that needed for kernel 2.6. The cmpci-patch-2.4.25.tar.bz2 and cmpci-patch-2.6.4.tar.bz2 are patches for kernel 2.4.25/2.6.4 tree patch, they are needed to support legacy devices, otherwise you may ignore them. The cmi8738.tar.bz2 contains CMI8738, which is modified from CMI8338. It describe the parameters cmi8738 can support. Please feedback if you have any question, I will post to kernel maintaner if no serious problem with it. Sincerely, ChenLi Tien

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] [announcement] kluppe 0.1

by d

hi everyone! this is the announcement of my first standalone soundapp "kluppe". it's a jackified gtk-based loopplayer for files and live-input, supporting various playmodes. you can find it at http://dieb13.klingt.org/content/projects/kluppe.html since i'm not an advanced programmer, the sources are "learning-by-doing-code", but it works fine for me. i will be on tour next week, so i won't check my mail very frequently. please be patient if you have questions, bugreports... regards d13b -- Military intelligence is a contradiction in terms. -- Groucho Marx

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] SpiralModular 0.2.2

by Dave Griffiths

The spiralmodular team bring you a new release of SpiralModular. Loads of fixes and features, most notably a new GUI design and improvements in LADSPA and ALSA support. A changelog is on the pawfal wiki here: http://www.pawfal.org/index.php/SpiralModular Download from sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/spiralmodular/ Main page: http://www.pawfal.org/Software/SSM/ A big thanks to Andy Preston and Andrew Johnson and the rest of the developers keeping ssm going while I play with other things. cheers, dave -- ................................. www.pawfal.org/nebogeo

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] RE: ENE Cardbus controller

by Ivica Ico Bukvic

Thank you very much for your help. I guess it does seem there is some weakness in the interface, however I am not convinced that this is the entire story simply because in such case at least playing a single sound via ASIO would work. In my case no matter what I try to play (even if I try to play a single crappy stereo wav sound, it still has the same artifacts like the more demanding setup -- it seems that the amount of throughput does not alter the sound quality or speed. This firewire solution you mentioned, will it work with Multiface, or will it be a separate thing that I'll need to dish out huge amounts of money for? :-( (also if there is any info on it available on the net, any additional info will be utmostly appreciated) Again, thank you very much for your help! Best wishes, Ivica Ico Bukvic, composer & multimedia sculptor http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/ > -----Original Message----- > From: Vincent Touquet [mailto:vincent.touquet@pandora.be] > Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 4:26 AM > To: Ivica Ico Bukvic > Subject: ENE Cardbus controller > > This is a post by Mathias from RME, in the newsgroup. > I think you are out of luck :/ > The reason the non-asio works, is that not all ios are > enabled, and so the PCI bus is not as stressed as when > all ios are enabled. > > There is also no alternative but to hook up the multiface > to the cardbus card, there are no converters and the connection > is not straight firewire. > > After musikmesse, RME will bring a new firewire solution to > the market though, so there will be no need for cardbus on > laptops with decent firewire. > > Sorry for the bad news, > > Vincent > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Repost rme-audio.forum on news.x-networks.de > > This is absolutely my last mail on this completely senseles and time > wasting thread. The ENE cardbus controller does not support burst mode. > Therefore PCI bandwidth is limited to a few tracks I/O. 8+8 works in > some cases but is on the edge of failure. Adding the ADAT port makes it > unusable. How can someone recommend a notebook which already works on > the edge of performance when using all 8 analog I/Os? One can't. > > So anyone who keeps an ENE equipped notebook against our recommendation > has to live with the upcoming problems, but not to clutter this forum > with obsolete posts. This thread needed only the first two posts - it is > now 22 mails for nothing. > > Regards > Matthias Carstens > RME

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] RE: Major problem with RME HDSP/Multiface and a 64-bit AMD laptop

by Ivica Ico Bukvic

Forgot to ask two more questions: 1) How can I go about testing the throughput of my pcmcia cardbus in order to see whether it is the culprit? 2) If the cardbus proves to be the problem, is there a way to hook-up hdsp directly via Firewire port, or is there perhaps an adaptor that converts either USB 2.0 or Firewire into pcmcia cardbus? Many thanks! Ivica Ico Bukvic, composer & multimedia sculptor http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/

21 years, 10 months

[linux-audio-dev] dyne:bolic 1.2 codename "DYNE:TRAX"

by jaromil

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Re all, in case you are interested, i forward you the release announcement of the new dyne:bolic version 1.2 which also includes JACK and a couple of applications supporting it, all on top of a reasonably slick and efficient system. in this list are some developers of the applications inside dyne:bolic: i'm much interested in your opinion about it and if there is something you dont like, or even worse a bug which depends from my work in inclusion, please consider to take your time and file it in http://bugs.dyne.org (Mantis bugtracker there) i'll do my best to fix it ASAP for the next release. all extra software developed for dyne:bolic is also made available under GNU GPL license, you can browse it on CVS http://cvs.dyne.org I'm struggling with my time to complete the dynebolic user's manual with all software authors names and urls to our homepages, feel free also to post me a reasonably simple description if you don't find it allready on http://dyne.org/~jaromil/dynebolic-man/html please consider that unlike many other distributions dyne:bolic has no official institution or european big-money-project or whatever company behind, i'm just a gipsy coder and i try to do my best for the community, you say if that's enough. thanks for all and hope you enjoy dynebolic! :) - ----- Forwarded message from jaromil <jaromil(a)dyne.org> ----- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 15:44:09 +0100 From: jaromil <jaromil(a)dyne.org> To: dynebolic(a)dyne.org Cc: hackers(a)dyne.org, staff(a)freaknet.org Subject: [dyne:bolic] dyne:bolic 1.2 codename "DYNE:TRAX" ANNUNCIAZIO'! 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You can try it out very easily and if you like it you can simply copy a directory on your harddisk and run it locally. Dyne:bolic is user-friendly, recognizes your hardware devices (sound, video, firewire, and USB), and offers a VAST range of free software applications for multimedia production, audio and video streaming, sound composition and synthesis, 3D modeling, photography, peer2peer filesharing, web browsing, desktop publishing, word processing, cd burning, email, encryption, remote conferencing and even more. It also includes many games and a world atlas navigator. It does automatic clustering, joining the CPU power between any other dyne:bolic on the local network. Last but not least: it works on modded XBOX game consoles. Dyne:bolic is shaped on the needs of media activists and artists to stimulate the production and not only the fruition of digital and analog informations. It takes birth as a grassroot effort to spread free software and the spirit of sharing information and knowledge. :: WHAT'S NEW IN THIS RELEASE ? The new release 1.2 codename "DYNE:TRAX" is a milestone fixing many outstanding bugs of the previous version, while it also implement some major features enhancements: - lots of new software for musicians - and you can connect in/out between all music applications with the JACK CONNECTION KIT, with professional quality and low-latency results! - the possibility to run dyne:bolic from harddisk, simply copying a directory inside your partition and that's it! it runs BLAZING FAST - new software functionalities for desktop publishing, video manipulation and live audio/video conferencing via multicast - wider device support and revamped startup scripts and SDK and here is the complete ChangeLog: = 1.2 milestone "DYNE:TRAX" - dockable system: dynebolic can run from harddisk, simply copying the /dyne dir on your partition. 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If you are wondering where this all comes from and why is it free, and where it is going: here is the answer! This software is about Resistance ina babylon world which tries to control and limit the way we communicate and we share informations and knowledge. This software is for all those who cannot afford to have the latest expensive hardware to speak out their words of consciousness and good will. This software has a full range of application for the production and not only the fruition of information, it's a full multimedia studio and has nothing to envy to other proprietary systems, because freedom and share of knowledge are solid principles for evolution and that's where this software comes from. This software is free, Jah Rastafari Livity bless your freedom! You should share this software for the good of yourself and your people, respect others and let them express, be free and let others be free. You are welcome to redistribute dyne:bolic in any way you like, to your friends and neighbours, to anybody who needs. Live long and prosper in Peace. But remember there is no Peace without Justice! The roots of Rasta culture can be found in Resistance to slavery. This software is one step in the struggle for Redemption and Freedom. This software stands up in the fight for digital rights! And Much blessings in Jah luv to all those who still resist. Selah. :: DOCKING RUNS FAST FROM HARDDISK To run dyne:bolic from your harddisk you just need about 600MBytes of free space on one of your partitions, then you put the CD inside while running your usual installed operating system (even winblows) and then you copy the /dyne directory inside your partition (at the root of your harddisk, like in C:\). That's it! now every time you boot from CD it will find the locally stored system and will use that, ejecting the CD as it is not needed anymore - so you'll also have a CD reader that you can use! :: ADVANCED SOUND COMPOSITION AND SYNTHESIS - DYNE:TRAX Dyne:bolic it's the FIRST GNU/Linux distribution including the state of the art in terms of GNU/Linux based free software for musicians: using the professional device support offered by the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture drivers, it includes the low latency daemon JACK-IT to connect together input and outputs of various sound applications, in fact offering a multiple audio rack composed of the great variety of free software available. Take care: that's where free software will beat proprietary systems! Interoperabilty between the many and different applications available in the GNU/Linux world, which instead of competing against each other they cooperate and work perfectly together to give you the widest range of possibilities ever. Spotlights on included multimedia software in this release: - PD in its latest version, complete with jack support and externals (iemlib, zexy and the video openGL GEM) thanks to the support given by the PD-stammtish crews in Graz: big up to IOhannes Zmoelnig, Tomas Musil and Michael Pinter for their help! see http://http://pd.iem.at - SpiralSynthModular is an object orientated music studio with an emphasis on live use. You can use it in a fairly straight forward way to make tracks with, or get very experimental. Audio or control data can be freely passed between the plugins. Data can also be fed back on itself for chaotic effects (all with JACK support!) see http://www.pawfal.org/Software/SSM/ - FreqTweak, ZynAddSubFx and JackRack to take the best out of your midi signals and render them into any possible combination of syntetized sounds.... see http://jackit.sf.net for more informations on how to use the JACK CONNECTION KIT Audio on GNU/Linux is a whole GNU world :) explore it from the great wsebsites and communities on http://www.linux-sound.org Dyne:bolic is also member of the linuxaudio.org consortium, expect more development and great attention on the field in the future of this distribution, which is allready employed by a growing number of musicians around the world. :: FREE ONLINE RADIO STREAMING Dyne:bolic was first born as a tool for network radio streaming, as a slick application for setting up free internet radios. Right now this keeps being a well supported functionality of dyne:bolic, besides all the rest. There is an increasing number of radios employing this software for streaming, among the others radio OndaRossa, radio Lora, radio Muda, radio Cybernet, radio Patapoe ... I'll do my best to keep it a steady and useful tool for that purpose! of course any comment and contribution, bugreport and more generally a collaborative and friendly approach to dyne:bolic features and bugs is very welcome. For more informations about the audio streaming software included inside dyne:bolic see __ _ _ http://muse.dyne.org :: REALTIME VIDEO MANIPULATION - FREEJ During the last period also FreeJ development made a leap forward towards usability, with a new GTK+-2 interface which you can see now in dyne:bolic, that lets you easily load movies, text and png images. This development was supported by the Netherlands Instituut vor Mediakunst / Montevideo Time Based Arts - where i'm currently hosted as an artist in residence. Also the involvement of Silvano "kysucix" Galliani and Christoff "mr.goil" Rudorff in the development has been a significative contribution - thanks to them you can be sure you'll see even more in future. Last but not least Anne-Marie Skriver also contributed with testing and good insights to the video functionalities you find in this version, while she is redacting also a FreeJ tutorial - soon on your screens! Please note the presence of XVidCap (desktop movie capture) software in this dyne:bolic release: now you can easily do movies out of your desktop! record everything you see in mpeg4 and other video formats. You are very welcome to contribute short movies as dyne:bolic demos and tutorials as well! the whole user community will surely benefit from that. for more informations about FreeJ see __ _ _ http://freej.dyne.org :: WHO MADE ALL THIS POSSIBLE ? This CD includes the work of several hundreds of people all around the world developing free software and GNU/Linux applications. without the efforts of this big communities dyne:bolic would have never existed, among the others are rastasoft.org, dyne.org, gnu.org and the Free Software Foundation, kernel.org, xfree86.org and more! I'm jaromil, you can visit my homepage at http://rastasoft.org I'm author and mantainer of dyne:bolic and the other dyne.org software included in it. For this release i received significant contributions from the community forming the dynebolic mailinglist (BIG UP to all of you guys, JAH bless you) with valuable feedback, bugreports, suggestions and documentation. Individual contributions came from Martin Guy for his precise and experienced bug hunting on the previous version, David Santinoli also author of the included video streaming software Palantir, Grzesiek Sedek for his support in setting up Open Mash mbone tools, Andraz Tori for his experience and his speedups to Cinelerra, Andrea Mayr for her precious intuitions. Special thanks also to my Mother and my Father helping me to manufacture by hand dyne:bolic cds which we'll soon make available for online order to anybody wanting to give us some little money for living. My development activity for dyne:bolic 1.2 codename "DYNE:TRAX" has been financially supported by the KUNST bundeskanzleramt of Austria thanks to an artist grant i received (nov 2003 / apr 2004). Important support was also contributed by ESC.mur.at (Graz), PUBLIC Voice Lab (Vienna); thanks also go to medien.KUNSTLABOR (Graz) for the residence and facilities offered as well to the Netherlands Instituut vor Mediakunst/Montevideo Time Based Arts (Amsterdam) where i'm currently artist in residence, leading my research in video streaming and realtime manipulation. Also special thanks to the following hacker communities: Freaknet Medialab in Catania - http://freaknet.org Metro Olografix in Pescara - http://olografix.org ECN/Isole nella Rete - http://www.ecn.org For their moral support, their political activity and solidarity. Greets and best wishes to the squats XM24 (Bologna) and Ashyl (Zurich) for their ospitality, to the Platoniq.net and the Hackitectura crews, to Armin Medosh, Reni & Jogi, Alex "Acme" D'Elia, Rastislav, Simone & Lella, Katha & Jakob & Hannah & Lilo & Paula and.. sorry if i'm not mentioning everybody here, all the kind people that hosted me and helped me to find my way in this babylon world, but i think much about you even if you see me most of the time rushing with my fingers in front of the computer screen. Last but not least, i'd like to send a special salute to Kgabo Sepuru another Rasta Coder from south Africa: his blessing gave me much of the strenght and good will needed to finish this new release. Jah bless Iya disa way. Jah shewn Iya dis creation fe coding en him luv using gnu/linux and contributing fe GPL'ed software and all dem opensource. I luv to create as HIM Jah blessed deh earth, to witness HIM trot this way, conquering de ways of Babylon, Jah guidance and blessings Iya feel. Selah. :: CONTRIBUTE TO DYNE:BOLIC ! IF dyne:bolic can be useful for you, you can also be useful to dyne:bolic! consider the possibility to get involved with development, contribute artwork and ideas, help with debugging and documenting and anything else can come to you in mind. ->>>> NEW BUG REPORT ONLINE INTERFACE: http://bugs.dyne.org ->>>> JOIN OUR MAILINGLIST: mailto:dynebolic-subscribe@dyne.org ->>>> CONTRIBUTE DOCUMENTATION: http://lab.dyne.org/DyneBolic (wiki) Furthermore, please consider that the dyne:bolic project is an indypendent effort relying on support from non-profit, grant-making and business organizations willing to sustain development of free and opensource software like this. Dyne:bolic relies on support from individuals like you to preserve, protect and promote the freedom it gives to its users. If you find dyne:bolic useful, please make a donation today. If you have a job (the author of dyne:bolic doesn't!), please encourage your company to become a patron of the dyne:bolic project. If you redistribute it, please give us some shares on sells: you'll be happy to see the new versions coming out. If you work for a grant-making, cultural or non-governmental organization, please consider the use you can make of dyne:bolic and the help you can give to free and open source software development by supporting it. We hope you understand the importance of all this to keep ongoing our ecosystem of generosity, after all not much is needed to make it exist and even a small contribution thru paypal is good - just imagine that if all users give just 5$ to the author he could be surviving one year developing full time! if you want to be one just click the DONATE button on dynebolic.org Thanks! a thousand flowers will blossom! - -- jaromil, dyne.org rasta coder, http://rastasoft.org - --~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-- [dyne:bolic] mailinglist - http://www.dynebolic.org easy2use GNU/Linux bootable CD distribution including dyne.org software To unsubscribe, e-mail: dynebolic-unsubscribe(a)dyne.org - ----- End forwarded message ----- - -- jaromil, dyne.org rasta coder, http://rastasoft.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) Comment: http://gnupg.org iD8DBQFAWw3eWLCC1ltubZcRAhRyAJ9y9tbhuzZh+21M9xcC3lkEc37UuwCg2LfW In902OkcXPxOS1yGx8YPVjM= =v/OI -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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