10 Oct
2017
10 Oct
'17
8:22 a.m.
Hi all,
I have indeed built a jackd2 without dbus support and this is the one I am
using.
And 70secs didn't help either. I could auto login to my account and start
the audio scripts from xfce startup, but i would like to avoid login if I
can.
I wonder how would they do it in other not so automated distros like Linux
from scratch or Slackware. Would in such distros ulimit be setable from
within rc.local and if so what is stopping it from being setable in Ubuntu
studio as well?
Please also note that I have another audio PC setup in much the same way
already - only diff is that that PC is a jack audio master server - and it
works with audio scripts starting with realtime priority from rc.local!
On 10 Oct 2017 03:02, "Brent Busby" <brent(a)keycorner.org> wrote:
Len Ovens <len(a)ovenwerks.net> writes:
[...]
I do not know if these things will help, I have
run a headless session
complete with dbus, pulseaudio, jackdbus and various other audio
applications... I really didn't need PA and therefore could have run
without the dbus stuff. It was more of an experiment to see what I
could do and the headless box had less than 1/4Gb of ram anyway, so it
was not practical for real use. I should try setting up a headless
jackd box on something newer though where I can make real use of it.
I didn't know that PulseAudio was the only thing that wanted Jack to be
controlled by DBus. (Somehow, that's not surprising though.) I'm not
using PulseAudio either, so would it be recommended to build jack2 (SMP
flavor) with no DBus support and just run it as a regular daemon in that
case?
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