On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 , Gustin Johnson wrote:
Should not have to create a new user. If the new kernel is indeed
installed you may have to update grub. See below.
update-grub is your friend. For some reason this was not run
automatically on your machine during the install. Was your install
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Paul DeShaw wrote:
OK, I think I know the problem. After I ran update-grub, the report
showed the new kernels were found and added to the list, but then they
still didn't appear on the grub menu when I rebooted. That's because
this is a multi-boot system, and the MBR
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Paul DeShaw wrote:
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| On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Paul DeShaw wrote:
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| OK, I think I know the problem. After I ran update-grub, the report
| showed the new kernels were found and added to the list, but then they
| still didn't appear
Paul DeShaw wrote:
In Hardy on the MacBook, the device works out of the box--I can record
and play back audio, control soft synths, and record MIDI data in
Rosegarden. The only thing is realtime doesn't work on the Mac yet,
so it's pretty useless--lots and lots of xruns. That's why I was
