at the moment i dont have here the FA-101, but serely I can share my settigs
with you. and yes it was with generic kernel. Just install it, jack will be
pre configured. then go to ubuntustudio controls and enable raw1394. On
qjackctl create a new profile on the setup, choose firewire as the driver
Ricardo,
With the -rt kernel, how is JACK set up? Since were using the same device,
could you send a screenshot with your JACK setup screen(s)? I'm just
worried that all my fiddling will be for naught if I perform a fresh US
install. Thanks for your help.
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 8:08 AM, Ricard
Sorry, WITHOUT the -rt kernel...
2010/6/2 Craig Rau
> Ricardo,
> With the -rt kernel, how is JACK set up? Since were using the same device,
> could you send a screenshot with your JACK setup screen(s)? I'm just
> worried that all my fiddling will be for naught if I perform a fresh US
> install
Craig, Do a fresh install. its better and less time consuming than fiddling
around with some problems, there are some changes between the 2 versions.
I am using the generic Kernel and also the FA-101 without problems in here.
On a laptop :D
2010/6/2 Craig Rau
> Hello all,
> Quick question... I
Hello all,
Quick question... I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 and I've retained the RT
kernel (is that right?)... Since upgrading I've been having issues (e.g.
Ardour crashing because it "is too slow," JACK crashing or experiencing xrun
errors, etc.). Should I just do a fresh install and use the ge
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 6:54 AM, Ricardo Lameiro wrote:
>
>
> 2010/6/2 Mac McIlvaine
>
> Hi,
>>
>> Just looking at updating from 9.10 to 10.04 and was wondering...
>>
>> - has 10.04 got an rt kernel?
>>
>
> NO for the i386 and a preemptive for the 64bit version, also available RT
> kernels at abog
2010/6/2 Mac McIlvaine
> Hi,
>
> Just looking at updating from 9.10 to 10.04 and was wondering...
>
> - has 10.04 got an rt kernel?
>
NO for the i386 and a preemptive for the 64bit version, also available RT
kernels at abogani PPA
>
> - has 10.04 incorporated the new firewire stack?
>
> NO
> -
