12 Jul
2004
12 Jul
'04
1:48 p.m.
I like suse 9.2 myself, but I install for free over ftp, and then grab all
of the development libraries so its easy to recompile from source when I
need to.
The other distro I like is demudi, but suse 9.2 comes with the 2.6 kernel,
so my usb stuff works better than with the 2.4 kernel, and I don't have to
recompile my kernel to have decent latency performance.
12 Jul
12 Jul
2:16 p.m.
Brian Redfern wrote:
I like suse 9.2 myself, but I install for free over
ftp, and then grab all
of the development libraries so its easy to recompile from source when I
need to.
The other distro I like is demudi, but suse 9.2 comes with the 2.6 kernel,
so my usb stuff works better than with the 2.4 kernel, and I don't have to
recompile my kernel to have decent latency performance.
Check out audioslack....
(slackware packages)
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3:03 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] usb quattro works now? (heard rummof cvs working)
Does the alsa usb m-audio quattro work now?
if so how do I install it ( insmod ? snd -? ??)
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3:27 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] usb quattro works now? (heard rummof cvs working)
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On Monday 12 July 2004 18:53, Timothy Alan Gorman wrote:
usb m-audio quattro
http://www.midiman.de/d_quat.htm
http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php?module=usb-audio
modprobe snd-card-usb-audio
good luck ;-)
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7:54 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] usb quattro works now? (heard rummof cvs working)
Hallo,
Joachim Schiele hat gesagt: // Joachim Schiele wrote:
On Monday 12 July 2004 18:53, Timothy Alan Gorman
wrote:
This only is valid for 2.4 kernels. For 2.6 kernels you might still need to
patch your kernel to let it accept USB-standard-violating devices like
the Quattro and many other M-Audio USB products. But maybe that patch
is included now? Don't know.
(Great to read that M-Audio Germany fixed their webpage now so that it
correctly promises support only for Kernel versions <= 2.4)
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usb m-audio quattro
http://www.midiman.de/d_quat.htm
http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php?module=usb-audio
modprobe snd-card-usb-audio 
8:29 p.m.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 02:06:33AM EST, Timothy Alan Gorman wrote:
Check out audioslack....
(slackware packages)
I am in fact getting ready to put packages up for Slackware 10 at the moment,
so if anybody intends to try it out and wants to use Slackware 10, please bare
with me. They should be up by later this week.
13 Jul
13 Jul
10:21 a.m.
Timothy Alan Gorman wrote:
Brian Redfern wrote:
anyone using mandrake 10.0 for audio stuff? i have an RME digipad96/8
pad. use sound with alsa+jack, installed ardour, rosegarden, several
synths,.. it's nice to see how audio is steadily growing on linux. but i
was wondering about the kernel. can i use the 2.6 kernel or should i use
the special compiled multimedia 2.4 kernel (for mandrake, via contrib
sources). and i have trouble as well to play with jack without being
root, but i guess i need to do some more tweaking and experimenting there.
regards,
kmd
I like suse 9.2 myself, but I install for free
over ftp, and then grab
all
of the development libraries so its easy to recompile from source when I
need to.
The other distro I like is demudi, but suse 9.2 comes with the 2.6
kernel,
so my usb stuff works better than with the 2.4 kernel, and I don't
have to
recompile my kernel to have decent latency performance.
Check out audioslack....
(slackware packages)
10:55 a.m.
On Tuesday 13 Jul 2004 13:11, kmd wrote:
anyone using mandrake 10.0 for audio stuff?
...
i was wondering about the kernel
If you're on Mandrake, you should definitely check out Thac's RPMs:
http://rpm.nyvalls.se/sound10.0.html
There's a patched kernel there as well as lots of audio packages.
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14 Jul
3:57 p.m.
Joe Button wrote:
On Tuesday 13 Jul 2004 13:11, kmd wrote:
the links seems down at the moment. thanks anyway.
kmd
anyone using mandrake 10.0 for audio stuff?
...
i was wondering about the kernel
If you're on Mandrake, you should definitely check out Thac's RPMs:
http://rpm.nyvalls.se/sound10.0.html
There's a patched kernel there as well as lots of audio packages.
13 Jul
13 Jul
11:13 a.m.
On Tuesday 13 July 2004 14.11, kmd wrote:
Timothy Alan Gorman wrote:
Yep
Brian Redfern wrote:
anyone using mandrake 10.0 for audio stuff? I like suse 9.2 myself, but I install for free
over ftp, and then grab
all
of the development libraries so its easy to recompile from source when I
need to.
The other distro I like is demudi, but suse 9.2 comes with the 2.6
kernel,
so my usb stuff works better than with the 2.4 kernel, and I don't
have to
recompile my kernel to have decent latency performance.
Check out audioslack....
(slackware packages) i have an RME digipad96/8
pad. use sound with alsa+jack, installed ardour, rosegarden, several
synths,.. it's nice to see how audio is steadily growing on linux. but i
was wondering about the kernel. can i use the 2.6 kernel or should i use
the special compiled multimedia 2.4 kernel (for mandrake, via contrib
sources). and i have trouble as well to play with jack without being
root, but i guess i need to do some more tweaking and experimenting there.
It seems you have not checked out Thacs rpms (rpm.nyvalls.se). That would be a
really good thing I think.
There are lots of audio oriented rpms as well as links to other rpms you might
need (including 2.6 kernels with all patches).
Actually, I'm still using kernel 2.4 (probably the one you refer to), but this
is because I can't get my usb keyboard and mouse to work :-/ I think the
usb-chipset is badly supported or somesuch... others seem to have much better
success.
/Robert
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1 p.m.
Last Tuesday 13 July 2004 13:11, kmd was like:
can i use the 2.6 kernel or should i use
the special compiled multimedia 2.4 kernel (for mandrake, via contrib
sources). and i have trouble as well to play with jack without being
root,
General consensus seems to be that a 2.4 multimedia kernel is the 'stable'
approach. You won't have to run Jack as root if you run a patched multimedia
kernel. You probably won't need to do a lot of tweaking. Best approach is
probably to get a working system with 2.4 and then upgrade to 2.6 only if
you're really not happy with results. Personally, I will be happy to wait
until 2.6 is more stable.
cheers
tim hall
1:12 p.m.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 03:50:52PM +0100, tim hall wrote:
Last Tuesday 13 July 2004 13:11, kmd was like:
Agreed, I would only go to 2.6 is you really need some features in it -
its basicly stopped one of my machines from being a useful audio box.
- Steve
can i use the 2.6 kernel or should i use
the special compiled multimedia 2.4 kernel (for mandrake, via contrib
sources). and i have trouble as well to play with jack without being
root,
General consensus seems to be that a 2.4 multimedia kernel is the 'stable'
approach. You won't have to run Jack as root if you run a patched multimedia
kernel. You probably won't need to do a lot of tweaking. Best approach is
probably to get a working system with 2.4 and then upgrade to 2.6 only if
you're really not happy with results. Personally, I will be happy to wait
until 2.6 is more stable. 
12 Jul
12 Jul
9:52 p.m.
On 12-Jul-2004 Brian Redfern wrote:
} I like suse 9.2 myself, but I install for free over ftp, and then grab all
} of the development libraries so its easy to recompile from source when I
} need to.
}
} The other distro I like is demudi, but suse 9.2 comes with the 2.6 kernel,
} so my usb stuff works better than with the 2.4 kernel, and I don't have to
} recompile my kernel to have decent latency performance.
You could always use alien to convert the debs. I don't know if I'd want to
use it for a whole distribution but it works pretty well for a few packages.
...'Course, if you got a spare partition or an extra hd you could always set
up both.
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