28 Jan
2004
28 Jan
'04
7:41 a.m.
from: Christophe Vescovi
<vescovi(a)lpsc.in2p3.fr>
date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 11:17:17
to: linux-audio-user(a)music.columbia.edu
subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] linux and alsaplayer
James Stone a écrit :
I think the --enable-rtcap option is broken in the latest Muse release.
At least the last time I try it was not able to compile givertcap.c. I
think it has something to do why Muse wanting to compile it with gcc
instead of g (Tommi Ilmonen file is givertcap.C and not givertcap.c as
in Muse). I am not sure it's the only problem .... otherwise it should
be easily fixed.
What is working is the --enable-suid-install option.
Christophe
--enable-rtcap works for me on muse 0.6.3 (I agree it was broken on 0.6.2).
--enable-suid-install is just the same as giving the muse binary suid.. might be easier to
do that if muse is already installed.
James
I did the
rt-capability operation.Now alsaplayer and ardour
are doing fine with jackstart.
Muse doesnt like this way.With jackstart it still needs to be root for
starting,but then it crashes.It still works when jack is started the old
way (as root).
The qeustion is who is to blame :me,jack or muse?
Thanks for the help
Jaap van Geffen
You have to compile muse with the --enable-rtcap option or change the
muse executable to suid (chmod s /usr/local/bin/muse or whatever).
James