Re: -rt in intrepid, quick and dirty

[Gerhard Lang]

Cory K. schrieb:
 sue...@empire.net wrote:
   
 as root backup and open /etc/apt/sources.list.
 Replace all intrepid with hardy.
 Sudo apt-get update.
 In synaptic choose newest 2.6.24--rt stuff and install.
 Replace sources.list with the backup, reboot.
 Have fun with dual core, latency and xruns as usual.
 
   
 Is this, in any way, an official hardy -rt for UBStudio?
 

 No. Using the Hardy kernel in Intrepid is not supported nor recommended.

 -Cory K.


   
but in works ;)
Afaik 2.6.24-23-rt is the latest official realtime kernel for
ubuntustudio 8.04.
Frustrated about missing dual cpu support in kernel 2.6.27-3-rt and poor
audio performance with generic kernel I first thought I'd have to remove
complete ubuntustudio 8.10 and reinstall 8.04, but the workaround above
does the trick. So inside intrepid environment I can change between
original 2.6.27-10 generic and the obsolete, but working 2.6.24-23-rt
kernel for audio production. Up to now I found no malfunctions.

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Re: -rt in intrepid, quick and dirty

[Gerhard Lang]

Cory K. schrieb:
 Gerhard Lang wrote:
   
 but in works ;)
 

 No. It's correct to say: It works for me..

 There are definite drivers issues that other users can come across. ie:
 Using Intrepid drivers on a Hardy kernel.

 So please when recommending things like this, qualify it and give a
 little bit of warning.

 -Cory K.


   
Ok, I agree.
Thought calling this a dirty solution would be enough warning.
Gerhard

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