Re: ISO testing time for the final Jaunty release.

[surian]

ok, i'm sorry.
;)

2009/4/24 Eric Hedekar aftertheb...@gmail.com



 On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 12:40 PM, surian sur...@gmail.com wrote:

 thanks
 it's on the ubuntu studio site now.

 2009/4/24 aYo Binitie ayobini...@googlemail.com



 On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 10:53 PM, surian sur...@gmail.com wrote:

 the final release is out?



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noob on the new release

[Eric Stewart]

 The following is copied from a thread at Ubuntu Forums where I have been
trying to get a response for days now.

Quote:
  Originally Posted by *khan_* [image: View
Post]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7129119#post7129119
thanks,eventually got the final release but it seems slower than the alpha
release,and have had problems with firefox freezing entire system.might try
again when official release is on ubuntu studio site
  Is this the norm? I mean, can I count that a better version will be
available soon at the Ubuntu Studio site?

Reinstalling the OS from a new CD won't incur loss of data? Should I backup
all my files first?
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Jaunty Real Time Kernel fails immediately

[Kjel Anderson]

Hey list,

I'm sorry I don't have more information. There doesn't seem to be any
log information generated. I can't find anything on Google. The real
time kernel in Ubuntu Studio jaunty is failing immediately. It is
puking a lot of characters, but I had a hard time seeing a coherent
error message. If anyone can point me to a thread about this I would
be appreciative. I haven't tried any kernel parameters yet.

Thanks,

Kjel

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Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[Michael Sullivan]

Hi

I just downloaded the alternate iso for 9.04 and wanted to know if I can 
upgrade directly from Ubuntu Studio 8.04. I avoided 8.10 because of no 
RT kernel, but does that mean that I have to do a clean install (which 
would be a real pain in the ass)?

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Re: Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[Christian Masser]

Hi

No, you don't need to to a clean install. When you put in the CD while
running 8.04 there should be a message, that a new version has been found or
something like that, there you can do a system upgrade to 9.04 directly.

2009/4/25 Michael Sullivan gar...@wi.rr.com

 Hi

 I just downloaded the alternate iso for 9.04 and wanted to know if I can
 upgrade directly from Ubuntu Studio 8.04. I avoided 8.10 because of no
 RT kernel, but does that mean that I have to do a clean install (which
 would be a real pain in the ass)?

 Thanks in advance.

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Re: Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[Michael Sullivan]

Just to clarify, I want to go from Ubuntu Studio 8.04 to Ubuntu Studio 
9.04... without a clean install if possible.

Michael Sullivan wrote:
 Hi

 I just downloaded the alternate iso for 9.04 and wanted to know if I can 
 upgrade directly from Ubuntu Studio 8.04. I avoided 8.10 because of no 
 RT kernel, but does that mean that I have to do a clean install (which 
 would be a real pain in the ass)?

 Thanks in advance.

   


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Re: Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[Kjel Anderson]

Michael,

I don't know the answer to your question, but I waited for the same
reason, and I am having problems getting the realtime kernel to boot.
I've added my info to a bug report at:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/366352

Just a heads up.

Kjel



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 Hi

 I just downloaded the alternate iso for 9.04 and wanted to know if I can
 upgrade directly from Ubuntu Studio 8.04. I avoided 8.10 because of no
 RT kernel, but does that mean that I have to do a clean install (which
 would be a real pain in the ass)?

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Re: Jaunty Real Time Kernel fails immediately

[Susan Cragin]

Hey list,

I'm sorry I don't have more information. There doesn't seem to be any
log information generated. I can't find anything on Google. The real
time kernel in Ubuntu Studio jaunty is failing immediately. It is
puking a lot of characters, but I had a hard time seeing a coherent
error message. If anyone can point me to a thread about this I would
be appreciative. I haven't tried any kernel parameters yet.

Thanks,

Kjel

It does the same for me and I will help if I can.
Also filed a bug with Ubuntu. #366352. 
I eventually booted into Recover, dropped to the prompt with internet, and 
loaded the generic kernel.
sudo apt-get install linux
Then booted from that into Studio. Perhaps booting into RT and then re-booting 
into the generic one and reading the old log file?
I'll give it a go.   
Sound had some problems under generic kernel. Have sound setting been changed? 
Alsa wrappers?
Susan



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Re: noob on the new release

[Susan Cragin]

The following is copied from a thread at Ubuntu Forums where I have been trying to get a response for days now.Quote:
	
	
		
			

	Originally Posted by khan_
	

thanks,eventually
got the final release but it seems slower than the alpha release,and
have had problems with firefox freezing entire system.might try again
when official release is on ubuntu studio site
			
		
	
	
Is this the norm?  I mean, can I count that a better version will be available soon at the Ubuntu Studio site?Reinstalling the OS from a new CD won't incur loss of data?  Should I backup all my files first?I was just checking new Ubuntu bugs and there are problems with firefox freezing unrelated to RT. RT freezes also, all by itself, (mine has anyway) but I think the problems are separate.Susan




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Re: Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[Michael Sullivan]

Yes, with the DVD in the drive it says that there are 464 packages that 
I can install, when I click on the icon to start the update manager, it 
comes up, but then a warning comes up saying that not all updates can be 
installed.  When I look at the package list, many of the main audio 
packages are not checked - like for example, Ardour (main reason for the 
upgrade!) so I'm a bit confused.  Is this one of those situations where 
the upgrade has to be done in several passes or what?   The vanilla 
ubuntu documentation says you cannot to a direct upgrade from 8.04 - 
9.04, but with Kubuntu you can - hence the confusion and the question


Christian Masser wrote:
 Hi

 No, you don't need to to a clean install. When you put in the CD while 
 running 8.04 there should be a message, that a new version has been 
 found or something like that, there you can do a system upgrade to 
 9.04 directly.

 2009/4/25 Michael Sullivan gar...@wi.rr.com mailto:gar...@wi.rr.com

 Hi

 I just downloaded the alternate iso for 9.04 and wanted to know if
 I can
 upgrade directly from Ubuntu Studio 8.04. I avoided 8.10 because of no
 RT kernel, but does that mean that I have to do a clean install (which
 would be a real pain in the ass)?

 Thanks in advance.

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Re: Jaunty Real Time Kernel fails immediately

[Kjel Anderson]

Susan,

I updated your bug report. There was someone in IRC who was having the
same problem. Do you know what motherboard you have? This fellow on
IRC and I had the exact same model.

Kjel

On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 12:29 PM, Susan Cragin
susancra...@earthlink.net wrote:
Hey list,

I'm sorry I don't have more information. There doesn't seem to be any
log information generated. I can't find anything on Google. The real
time kernel in Ubuntu Studio jaunty is failing immediately. It is
puking a lot of characters, but I had a hard time seeing a coherent
error message. If anyone can point me to a thread about this I would
be appreciative. I haven't tried any kernel parameters yet.

Thanks,

Kjel

 It does the same for me and I will help if I can.
 Also filed a bug with Ubuntu. #366352.
 I eventually booted into Recover, dropped to the prompt with internet, and 
 loaded the generic kernel.
 sudo apt-get install linux
 Then booted from that into Studio. Perhaps booting into RT and then 
 re-booting into the generic one and reading the old log file?
 I'll give it a go.
 Sound had some problems under generic kernel. Have sound setting been 
 changed? Alsa wrappers?
 Susan



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Re: noob on the new release

[Kjel Anderson]

Susan,

I'm running the the non-realtime studio and it has been quite good so far.

Kjel

On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Susan Cragin
susancra...@earthlink.net wrote:
 The following is copied from a thread at Ubuntu Forums where I have been
 trying to get a response for days now.


 Quote:
 Originally Posted by khan_
 thanks,eventually got the final release but it seems slower than the alpha
 release,and have had problems with firefox freezing entire system.might try
 again when official release is on ubuntu studio site
 Is this the norm? I mean, can I count that a better version will be
 available soon at the Ubuntu Studio site?

 Reinstalling the OS from a new CD won't incur loss of data? Should I backup
 all my files first?


 I was just checking new Ubuntu bugs and there are problems with firefox
 freezing unrelated to RT.
 RT freezes also, all by itself,  (mine has anyway) but I think the problems
 are separate.
 Susan


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Re: noob on the new release

[Susan Cragin]

I've been told not to top-post, on other lists. It's become a habit.Can't remember what the comment was, deleted the message, but here's a few thoughts. Firefox has a small problem unrelated to linux-rt. Don't know what it is, but a bug's been reported. Linux-rt freezes on bootup for me and a couple of other people. I'll get some info later and do some tests to supplement my bug report. Ubuntu # 366352. I loaded linux-generic on mine and now have some sound problems because, according to the user.log: Apr 24 17:18:13 ubuntu pulseaudio[18491]: main.c: Called SUID root and real-time and/or high-priority scheduling was requested in the configuration. However, we lack the necessary privileges:Apr 24 17:18:13 ubuntu pulseaudio[18491]: main.c: We are not in group 'pulse-rt', PolicyKit refuse to grant us the requested privileges and we have no increase RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits.Apr 24 17:18:13 ubuntu pulseaudio[18491]: main.c: For enabling real-time/high-priority scheduling please acquire the appropriate PolicyKit privileges, or become a member of 'pulse-rt', or increase the RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits for this user.Apr 24 17:18:13 ubuntu pulseaudio[18494]: alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "PCM" or mixer control is no combination of switch/volume.Apr 24 21:01:36 ubuntu pulseaudio[4505]: main.c: Called SUID root and real-time and/or high-priority scheduling was requested in the configuration. However, we lack the necessary privileges:Apr 24 21:01:36 ubuntu pulseaudio[4505]: main.c: We are not in group 'pulse-rt', PolicyKit refuse to grant us the requested privileges and we have no increase RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits.Apr 24 21:01:36 ubuntu pulseaudio[4505]: main.c: For enabling real-time/high-priority scheduling please acquire the appropriate PolicyKit privileges, or become a member of 'pulse-rt', or increase the RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits for this user.Apr 24 21:01:36 ubuntu pulseaudio[4508]: alsa-util.c: Error opening PCM device hw:1: Device or resource busyApr 24 21:01:36 ubuntu pulseaudio[4508]: module.c: Failed to load module "module-alsa-sink" (argument: "device_id=1 sink_name=alsa_output.pci_1102_9_sound_card_0_alsa_playback_0 tsched=0"): initialization failed.Apr 24 21:04:40 ubuntu pulseaudio[4604]: main.c: Called SUID root and real-time and/or high-priority scheduling was requested in the configuration. However, we lack the necessary privileges:Apr 24 21:04:40 ubuntu pulseaudio[4604]: main.c: We are not in group 'pulse-rt', PolicyKit refuse to grant us the requested privileges and we have no increase RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits.Apr 24 21:04:40 ubuntu pulseaudio[4604]: main.c: For enabling real-time/high-priority scheduling please acquire the appropriate PolicyKit privileges, or become a member of 'pulse-rt', or increase the RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits for this user.Apr 24 21:04:40 ubuntu pulseaudio[4607]: alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "PCM" or mixer control is no combination of switch/volume.Apr 24 21:29:33 ubuntu pulseaudio[5004]: main.c: Called SUID root and real-time and/or high-priority scheduling was requested in the configuration. However, we lack the necessary privileges:Apr 24 21:29:33 ubuntu pulseaudio[5004]: main.c: We are not in group 'pulse-rt', PolicyKit refuse to grant us the requested privileges and we have no increase RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits.Apr 24 21:29:33 ubuntu pulseaudio[5004]: main.c: For enabling real-time/high-priority scheduling please acquire the appropriate PolicyKit privileges, or become a member of 'pulse-rt', or increase the RLIMIT_NICE/RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limits for this user.Apr 24 21:29:33 ubuntu pulseaudio[5007]: alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "PCM" or mixer control is no combination of switch/volume.Apr 25 07:14:51 ubuntu pulseaudio[3933]: alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "PCM" or mixer control is no combination of switch/volume.Apr 25 08:09:01 ubuntu pulseaudio[3443]: alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "PCM" or mixer control is no combination of switch/volume.Apr 25 11:49:04 ubuntu pulseaudio[3286]: alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "PCM" or mixer control is no combination of switch/volume.-Original Message-
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Re: Re: Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[beejunk]

On Apr 25, 2009 7:43pm, Scott ubuntustu...@troutpocket.org wrote:


I'd like to chime in here and suggest something that may help people in  
the future.


Linux partitioning is quite robust and provides a great opportunity to do  
seamless


upgrades. If you create two 10-20GB partitions at the front of your  
volume and leave


the rest for '/home/' (minus a couple GB for swap at the end) you can do  
system



upgrades without breaking your previous setup.




I alternate releases between the two 20GB '/' partitions and always set  
my '/home/'


and 'swap' to the same partition leaving it untouched. That way I can  
comfortably


test or upgrade new releases without breaking my production system while  
having access



to the same settings and data.




If you went with the default 'everything in /' install, you can use  
gparted from a


live CD or USB-boot to adjust your existing partitions to accommodate the  
method


above. As always, backup first if adjusting partitions isn't in your  
blood and make



sure you have enough room when you resize. YMMV





-Scott



Thanks for the advice, Scott, I'm actually going to try to do this with the  
release of Jaunty, now that I feel more comfortable with Linux in general.  
At the moment, I can't use Ubuntu Studio properly for my production machine  
because of the somewhat broken state of the Ubuntu Ardour packages. So I'm  
going to set up one Jaunty regular partition, and one Studio partition so  
that I can continue testing Studio and hopefully help out in its  
development in any way I can.
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Re: Ubuntu Studio 8.04 - 9.04 upgrade

[Michael Sullivan]

beej...@gmail.com wrote:
 On Apr 25, 2009 7:43pm, Scott ubuntustu...@troutpocket.org wrote:
 
 
  I'd like to chime in here and suggest something that may help people 
 in the future.
 
  Linux partitioning is quite robust and provides a great opportunity 
 to do seamless
 
  upgrades.  If you create two 10-20GB partitions at the front of your 
 volume and leave
 
  the rest for '/home/' (minus a couple GB for swap at the end) you 
 can do system
 
  upgrades without breaking your previous setup.
 
 
 
  I alternate releases between the two 20GB '/' partitions and always 
 set my '/home/'
 
  and 'swap' to the same partition leaving it untouched.  That way I 
 can comfortably
 
  test or upgrade new releases without breaking my production system 
 while having access
 
  to the same settings and data.
 
 
 
  If you went with the default 'everything in /' install, you can 
 use gparted from a
 
  live CD or USB-boot to adjust your existing partitions to 
 accommodate the method
 
  above.  As always, backup first if adjusting partitions isn't in 
 your blood and make
 
  sure you have enough room when you resize.  YMMV
 
 
 
  -Scott
 

 Thanks for the advice, Scott, I'm actually going to try to do this 
 with the release of Jaunty, now that I feel more comfortable with 
 Linux in general. At the moment, I can't use Ubuntu Studio properly 
 for my production machine because of the somewhat broken state of the 
 Ubuntu Ardour packages. So I'm going to set up one Jaunty regular 
 partition, and one Studio partition so that I can continue testing 
 Studio and hopefully help out in its development in any way I can. 
Is Ardour in 9.04 broken??  I guess I don't know what somewhat broken 
implies.  If it is broken, there are going to be a lot of sad people!

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