Greetings:
Here's the trouble: I want to access a disk (/dev/hda2) from RH9, the
disk to access is set up for FC3. I've tried every option I can think of
for mounting but the best I get is this error:
[root@localhost mnt]# mount -t auto -o rw /dev/hda2 /mnt/deva2/
mount: you must specify the filesystem type
/dev/hda1 will mount properly with mount's defaults. What's the
problem with /dev/hda2 ??
Both disks are Planet CCRMA installations. As far as I can tell the
filesystem for hda2 is ext3, but specifying that filesystem doesn't work.
Any suggestions ?
Best,
dp
Hi.
I recently patched my kernel with the RP patch by Ingo to get rid
of the many xruns I was getting with my brand new Multiface (PCI).
THe result is somewhat strange, so I thought I'd post a summary here and see
if someone else has had similar problems:
1. jackd -d alsa -dhw:1 -p64
At 48kHz, jackd ran the whole night with SuperCollider connected
to some of its ports without a single xrun! This is a massive improvement.
2. jackd -d alsa -dhw:1 -p64 -r96000
This used to work without the RP patch applied, it generated some
xruns, but it used to work. Now, using the RP patch, jackd seem
to simply hang. If I boot up the SuperCollider synthesis server,
it results in a "failed to start" message by SC. Normal jack clients
like jack_lsp do still work, but jackd exits after about 10 seconds or
so, claiming its watchdog killed it. Without -R, it runs without
dying, but no audio clients work.
One indication that the problem is really originating from within
jackd is the fact that -v does not produce any of the load-statistic
output if used as argument to jackd.
Linux lexx 2.6.12-rt-v0.7.50-10 #1 Wed Jun 22 14:59:13 CEST 2005 i686 GNU/Linux
jackd version 0.99.0 tmpdir /dev/shm protocol 13
--
CYa,
Mario
Ok
1. I think we can use nicer language and manners on these lists. Yes, some
parts of Linux audio have not YET made it to those of the other two "big
players" but it is coming along.
2. OK, my peave: No support for a perfectly good Dman2044 card. Not the
neweest, most advanced, highest bit-count and sampling speed, but ... and it
has a nice chunky breakout box. I would roll my own (parden the drug oriented
term--still nicer than profanity) if I could make heads or tails out of the
two source modules that need be combined to support this card. The approach
is entirely different.
3. Peave-2: WINE. It seems fewer and fewer legacy apps and even simpler games
run successfully. Fouls up on fonts! Thunks--run as w2k will fix that.
4. There is really no incentive to bring apps we know and love over to Linux.
These applications are for-profit sales of licenses to a limited niche-market
of Windows and Mac users. There is strength and potential profit it numbers.
Even ones which can be probably be done readily such as Tracktion will most
likely not be. One exception may be Harbal (mastering re-equalizer--his demo
runs 100% under wine and he says he will port--nice NOT to be based on
Microsoft's framework!)
> If like me, you may have several
> mplayers running (but paused), doing a killall could prove to be rather
> inconvenient.
Good point ... I'll have to change that in my setup.
Kevin
>>
>>> my system works fine with 2.6.12RC6 + rt_preempt + nvidia drivers (need
>>> 3d acceleration to use Mixxx at its best) - no xruns, latency down to
>>> 256 (can go to 128, but with the odd hiccup).
>>>
>>> just about to compile the 2.6.12 vanilla with rt_preempt (if it's a
>>> goer) ...
>>>
>>> shayne
>>>
is there a way to compile a 2.6.12 kernel for ppc with rt_preempt (i am
using an apple g4 powerbook, 1ghz processor)?
if so, can someone point me to some information about this?
thanks very much.
jason kahn
Hi,
I'm looking for softwares to practice improvisation, chords grids,
beat/mesures following, etc.
I found on or two interesting apps, but I want to know of your experiences :)
someone know of good web site for ressources, drums rythmes, grid files, etc ?
for example, hydrogen seems really usefull, but I found no web sites with a
lot of h2song files.
Thanks in advance,
Gilles
Thanks for all the help,
Paul hit the nail on the head. Mplayer likes an interactive shell. Changing
the redirection of output streams helped me fix the problem:
Here is my new crontab that works:
0 22 * * 1-5 /home/xxxxxx/scripts/radio2 >> /dev/null 2>&1
5 2 * * 1-5 killall -9 mplayer >> /dev/null 2>&1
Thanks for the help everyone,
Kevin
hello list,
i've just sent this message to the gentoo mailing list, because i think it's
a problem specific to that distribution.
i'm having problems with wavesurfer, or it seems rather with snack, since it
only happens when trying to play a sound.
i tried different versions of wavesurfer, and all behave in the same way:
with snack 2.2.4, hitting "play" crashes the program with a segmentation
fault; with snack 2.2.9 wavesurfer doesn't crash, but it only reproduces a
fraction of a second of sound, and then the cursor keeps moving silently.
i want to file a bug report, but first i'd like to know if anyone is having
similar problems, with gentoo or other distributions.
best,
lj
i'm having problems patching vanilla 2.6.12 with ingo molnar's latest
rt_preempt ...
[mrmachine@localhost linux-2.6.12]$ patch -p1 <
../realtime-preempt-2.6.12-final-V0.7.50-12
missing header for unified diff at line 5 of patch
can't find file to patch at input line 5
Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option?
The text leading up to this was:
--------------------------
|Index: Makefile
|===================================================================
|--- Makefile.orig
|+++ Makefile
--------------------------
File to patch:
i've successfully patched all the Release Candidates leading up to
2.6.12, so i don't know what the stumbling block is here ... any ideas?
shayne
Is there anything I´m missing?? When I wrote "recompile the
kernel for having realtime" I was thinking about simply what I have done
-- download the kernel-sources-2.6.11 package from a Debian repository,
run "make xconfig", toggling capabilities, marking the Realtime-LSM
option, and loading the "realtime" module "gid=29" (Debian "audio"
group) for running JACK as non-root. I´ve heard about patches for
realtime, but only for 2.4.x kernels. Are there OTHER patches for 2.6.x
kernels?
Well, event if that´s true, it still means (even more)
complication for having realtime, and I still think this is not exactly
the usability expected by a normal multimedia user who would like to
move to GNU-Linux. I hope that all the big distros adopt realtime
capabilities as a default in their kernels, so the music apps should
simply invoke something like "modprobe realtime", and "voilá", you´ve
got a realtime system for your music.
By the way, as there is a topic about Debian/DeMuDi/Ubuntu, I run
Kurumin Linux, a installable-live-CD Brazilian distro based in
Knoppix/Debian. I have installed the 2.6.11 kernel and lots of apps from
testing and unstable Debian. I use it for all my daily computing needs,
never had a serious bug, and it has been working fine for music. Would
there be really any advantage in using DeMuDi?
Thanks and regards!
Fabricio Rocha
Brasilia, Brasil
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