31 Dec
2004
31 Dec
'04
1:04 a.m.
I built 2.6.10 with the realtime-lsm patch pointed to by Lee
and things are looking good. I did modprobe realtime gid=(my gid,
one user machine) and started jackd using qjackctl as I did as
root on my old kernel and got about the same results...
...as far as I can tell.
I cannot connect PD to jack for some reason now.
I usedto run both PD and Jackd as root. PD drops its root status
after setting up scheduling (I think) but now I get a seg fault
if I have jackd running as me, and pd as me, or pd runs with Jackd
as me if I start PD as root; but then PD cannot connect to jackd.
What do I do now? Im anxious to test jackd and this realtime kernel!
Thanks!
-thewade
31 Dec
31 Dec
8:26 a.m.
With the lsm module you shouldn't need to run anything as root to get
realtime privileges. What version of PD are you running? It might be
worth downloading the latest sources and compiling them with
'./configure --enable-jack' if you haven't already done so. Then try
running pd with 'pd -rt -jack'. This should either work or give you some
informative error messages.
Jamie
On Fri, 2004-12-31 at 05:04, thewade wrote:
I built 2.6.10 with the realtime-lsm patch pointed to
by Lee
and things are looking good. I did modprobe realtime gid=(my gid,
one user machine) and started jackd using qjackctl as I did as
root on my old kernel and got about the same results...
...as far as I can tell.
I cannot connect PD to jack for some reason now.
I usedto run both PD and Jackd as root. PD drops its root status
after setting up scheduling (I think) but now I get a seg fault
if I have jackd running as me, and pd as me, or pd runs with Jackd
as me if I start PD as root; but then PD cannot connect to jackd.
What do I do now? Im anxious to test jackd and this realtime kernel!
Thanks!
-thewade
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