28 Feb
2006
28 Feb
'06
10:18 a.m.
hi all,
anyone know about the unstable kernel of debian : 2.6.15-1: is it true
that this kernel is already patched for low latency (maybe *Ingo* Molnar
patch or *Con* Kolivas) and *preemptive kernel ?
next thing i need to know is why realtime-lsm is not working. it
complains about a security not set in the kernel. i really don't want to
recompile the kernel. is there a way to start jackd -R without realtime-lsm.
if not, i will use sudo qjackctl, but it doesn't save my preference???
(like system tray icon or stuff like that). you know why?
thanks!!!
pat
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28 Feb
28 Feb
10:22 a.m.
On 2/28/06, patrick <puredata(a)11h11.com> wrote:
hi all,
anyone know about the unstable kernel of debian : 2.6.15-1: is it true
that this kernel is already patched for low latency (maybe *Ingo* Molnar
patch or *Con* Kolivas) and *preemptive kernel ?
I don't run Sid anymore, but I really, really, doubt that the default
kernel has Ingo's patch.
next thing i need to know is why realtime-lsm is not
working. it
complains about a security not set in the kernel. i really don't want to
recompile the kernel. is there a way to start jackd -R without realtime-lsm.
if not, i will use sudo qjackctl, but it doesn't save my preference???
(like system tray icon or stuff like that). you know why?
thanks!!!
pat
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This has been discussed many times already. In short, you either want
to upgrade or patch PAM or install and configure set_rlimits.
Dana
1:45 p.m.
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 09:22:33 -0500
"Dana Olson" <dana(a)ubuntustudio.com> wrote:
> next thing i need to know is why realtime-lsm is
not working. it
> complains about a security not set in the kernel. i really don't want to
> recompile the kernel. is there a way to start jackd -R without realtime-lsm.
>
> if not, i will use sudo qjackctl, but it doesn't save my preference???
> (like system tray icon or stuff like that). you know why?
This has been discussed many times already. In short,
you either want
to upgrade or patch PAM or install and configure set_rlimits.
Well, the realtime lsm is indeed a valid option, but it looks as if the
debian realtime lsm source package is broken (or better the default
debian kernel config doesn't work right with it).
Or it's too friggin complicated for me ;)
Flo
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3:11 p.m.
On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 18:45 +0100, Florian Schmidt wrote:
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 09:22:33 -0500
"Dana Olson" <dana(a)ubuntustudio.com> wrote:
You can install Ubuntu Dapper where this Just Works (finally!).
Lee
> next thing i need to know is why
realtime-lsm is not working. it
> complains about a security not set in the kernel. i really don't want to
> recompile the kernel. is there a way to start jackd -R without realtime-lsm.
>
> if not, i will use sudo qjackctl, but it doesn't save my preference???
> (like system tray icon or stuff like that). you know why?
This has been discussed many times already. In
short, you either want
to upgrade or patch PAM or install and configure set_rlimits.
Well, the realtime lsm is indeed a valid option, but it looks as if the
debian realtime lsm source package is broken (or better the default
debian kernel config doesn't work right with it).
Or it's too friggin complicated for me ;)
3:20 p.m.
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 14:11:12 -0500
Lee Revell <rlrevell(a)joe-job.com> wrote:
Thanks for the tip, but personally i just stick with my debian install
and simply continue building my kernels from source :)
This install is several years old. I got used to it :) No distro
switching for me in the near future.
Flo
--
Palimm Palimm!
http://tapas.affenbande.org
Well, the
realtime lsm is indeed a valid option, but it looks as if the
debian realtime lsm source package is broken (or better the default
debian kernel config doesn't work right with it).
Or it's too friggin complicated for me ;)
You can install Ubuntu Dapper where this Just Works (finally!). 
2 Mar
2 Mar
5:39 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] debian unstable kernel - low latency? preemptive? realtime-lsm?
Florian Schmidt napisał(a):
well, but
ubuntu seems to be simply too much..ubuntu :)) - I do mean all
of thouse xxxxxx-ubuntu.deb's and the rest of problems with it..
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 14:11:12 -0500
Lee Revell <rlrevell(a)joe-job.com> wrote:
>>Well, the realtime lsm is indeed a valid option, but it looks as if the
>>debian realtime lsm source package is broken (or better the default
>>debian kernel config doesn't work right with it).
sth like this.you have to compile realtime-lsm from source (ver 0.8.5 or
later..) before you try to compile realtime kernel..
>>
>>Or it's too friggin complicated for me ;)
not, its easy..after 5 times
it will die - 6th should be ok ;)
You can install Ubuntu Dapper where this Just Works (finally!).
Thanks for the tip, but personally i just stick with my debian install
and simply continue building my kernels from source :)
;)) right - however in my personal opinion gentoo seems to be more
attractive for workstation due to the development, new tools etc..
This install is several years old. I got used to it :)
No distro
switching for me in the near future.
;)) ok, however - my point of view is... ;))
Flo
regards,
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Piotr
28 Feb
28 Feb
10:44 a.m.
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 09:18:15AM -0500, patrick wrote:
hi all,
Hello.
anyone know about the unstable kernel of debian : 2.6.15-1: is it true
that this kernel is already patched for low latency (maybe *Ingo* Molnar
patch or *Con* Kolivas) and *preemptive kernel ?
I don't know for sure, but I don't think so. Eventually the realtime
perfomance of the default kernel might be good enough for you.
next thing i need to know is why realtime-lsm is not working. it
complains about a security not set in the kernel. i really don't want to
recompile the kernel. is there a way to start jackd -R without realtime-lsm.
Some time ago I made a debian package of pam which includes a patch to
make realtime stuff working. With pam 0.80 or so the patch was merged,
but debian has still 0.79. You can get my custom package at
seite9.de/~burkhard/pam_debian_rlimits/. Just install it, edit
/etc/security/limits.conf and jackd -R should work.
if not, i will use sudo qjackctl, but it doesn't save my preference???
(like system tray icon or stuff like that). you know why?
thanks!!!
pat
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Hope that helps,
Burkhard
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