Well depending on HOW it was obtained. The short answer is that the
kernel primarily installs to only TWO locations.
/lib/modules/`uname -r`/
and
/boot/
So check for the #.##.## of your kernel version in those locations.
Also note a few symlinks /boot/config / boot/system /boot/kernel that
mig
Hello,
I checked if alsa and stuff is working on other kernels - it seems it is
working brilliantly! Mic and sound works fine!
So the problem would be with the latest kernel. I removed it while being on
previous one and installed it again, but the problem is still present.
Then I tried to do all t
>> Your program behaves as if it reads two bytes in each call. Please
print out the value of "err" when it succeeds.
This is for one note on, one note off.
Opening MIDI input port: "virtual"
90
Bytes read: 1
Byte type size: 1
3C
Bytes read: 1
Byte type size: 1
80
Bytes read: 1
Byte type size: 1
Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert wrote:
> This is what I get for a single key press if I log each byte I read:
>
> 90
> 4B
> 80
> 00
>
> As you can see, there's a key on, and then a second byte (which seems to
> be the velocity), but no byte to indicate which key is being pressed!
>
> I'm reading the
