16 Feb
2004
16 Feb
'04
11:26 p.m.
From Robert Jonsson on Monday, 2004-02-16 at 22:51:55
+0100:
Hi Rachel,
måndagen den 16 februari 2004 22.31 skrev RachelAPP:
> I knew i'd come back with more questions sooner or later...!
>
> OK, here's my setup:
> Debian
> Kernel 2.4.22
> Terratec DMX6 Fire (working properly with Alsa driver now - at least, i can
> record with Audacity)
> Evolution MC225C Midi controller (plugged into my Terratec Midi input)
> My computer is a AMD 2400XP, 512 MB RAM
>
> I haven't installed Linux myself on my computer - a friend did it and
> explained to me what he was doing while he was doing it but obviously, i
> might not know everything about my setup. We installed it starting with
> Knoppix then upgraded it to Debian. We tried to install the Kernel 2.6
> afterwards but it doesn't boot, probably due to a video card error because
> the screen actually goes blank even though i can hear the hard drive is
> working.
I am very interested in your success or failure, because my set-up
is similar. I am using Knoppix-2003-11-14 with many updates, but
the kernel and alsa date from the original CD. I have a cheap Hercules
sound card.
What works for you and what does not?
2) should i
upgrade to kernel 2.6?
You should probably wait until 2.6 is more stable, all you need is there
already.
...Though you may wish to recompile the kernel (or install a precompiled one)
with low-latency patches enabled (if you don't have those already). I don't
know what is available for debian, someone else might enlighten you.
Another stumbling block may be audio drivers, atleast knoppix did previously
only support the OSS audio drivers, since you upgraded to debian it might
have fixed itself though.