5 Sep
2006
5 Sep
'06
9:43 a.m.
Hi,
I sort of got my Edirol FA-101 running on Ubuntu 6.06 with a custom
kernel as discribed on UbuntuStudio.com.
I compiled libraw1394, libiieclibraw1394, libiiec61883, libfreebob and
jack from subversion. Now I can access my card; however, on starting
jack with the -R switch, the system hangs. Also, in QJackCtl, there is
no entry for the freebob backed, which forces me to do connections from
the console. Additionally, I need to sudo jack for it to recognize the
device.
Help greatly appreciated
Carlo Capocasa
5 Sep
5 Sep
11:53 a.m.
On Tue, September 5, 2006 12:43, Carlo Capocasa wrote:
I sort of got my Edirol FA-101 running on Ubuntu 6.06 with a custom
kernel as discribed on UbuntuStudio.com.
I compiled libraw1394, libiieclibraw1394, libiiec61883, libfreebob and
jack from subversion. Now I can access my card; however, on starting jack
with the -R switch, the system hangs. Also, in QJackCtl, there is no entry
for the freebob backed, which forces me to do connections from the
console.
QjackCtl from CVS HEAD [qjackctl 0.2.20.17] is freebob ready.
Unfortunately I have no FW audio to test the freebob stack. Please try
whether it works for you. A convenient source tarball can be grabbed from
here:
http://www.rncbc.org/jack/qjackctl-0.2.20.17.tar.gz
Cheers.
--
rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela
rncbc(a)rncbc.org
8:02 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: FreeBob with Roland FA-101 on Ubuntu
QjackCtl from CVS HEAD [qjackctl 0.2.20.17] is freebob
ready.
Unfortunately I have no FW audio to test the freebob stack. Please try
whether it works for you. A convenient source tarball can be grabbed from
here:
http://www.rncbc.org/jack/qjackctl-0.2.20.17.tar.gz
As you already know from my silly e-mail (I asked Rui how to hack the
C++ source to enable 192kHz to which he kindly pointed out I can simply
enter the value in the selection list) it works like a charm. I
downloaded from CVS earlier on.
11:58 a.m.
Carlo Capocasa wrote:
Hi,
I sort of got my Edirol FA-101 running on Ubuntu 6.06 with a custom
kernel as discribed on UbuntuStudio.com.
I compiled libraw1394, libiieclibraw1394, libiiec61883, libfreebob and
jack from subversion. Now I can access my card; however, on starting
jack with the -R switch, the system hangs. Also, in QJackCtl, there is
no entry for the freebob backed, which forces me to do connections from
the console. Additionally, I need to sudo jack for it to recognize the
device.
1) Hang:
Don't compile the kernel with realtime preemption but with desktop
preemption and the hang will go away. It's a bug in the RT patch.
2) QJackCtl:
start qjackctl after starting jackd with the freebob backend on the
command line
or
use qjackctl from it's cvs as it has support for freebob built in.
Greets,
Pieter
8:10 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: FreeBob with Roland FA-101 on Ubuntu
1) Hang:
Don't compile the kernel with realtime preemption but with desktop
preemption and the hang will go away. It's a bug in the RT patch.
Thanks for pointing that one out.
2) QJackCtl:
start qjackctl after starting jackd with the freebob backend on the
command line
or
use qjackctl from it's cvs as it has support for freebob built in.
Done and works!
8:05 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: FreeBob with Roland FA-101 on Ubuntu
Bottom line:
I got FreeBob to work on Dynebolic and will be working with that for Pro
Audio until Edgy comes around for all our enjoyment.
Carlo
I sort of got my Edirol FA-101 running on Ubuntu 6.06
with a custom
kernel as discribed on UbuntuStudio.com.
I compiled libraw1394, libiieclibraw1394, libiiec61883, libfreebob and
jack from subversion. Now I can access my card; however, on starting
jack with the -R switch, the system hangs. Also, in QJackCtl, there is
no entry for the freebob backed, which forces me to do connections from
the console. Additionally, I need to sudo jack for it to recognize the
device.
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