Nick Steeves wrote: > > Subject: Re: many problems after upgrade to Hardy > > > Can you still boot into your upgraded installation with your old kernel? > This bug also affected me, in the same way you describe
Best regards, > Nick > > On Mon, 2008-07-14 at 12:05 -0600, Gustin Johnson wrote: > > | later.... > > | > > | Ok, now it won't boot at all. It says it's going to check the > > drive, > > | then it just hangs there. > > | > > | "Ubuntu Studio has been mounted 22 times without being checked, > > check > > | forced. Checking drive Ubuntustudio (/dev/sda3): 0% (stage 1/5, > > | 1/737) UbuntuStudio: 318790/12075008 files 95.2% noncontiguous), > > | 6403122/24147703 blocks > > | > > | [blinking cursor]" > > | > > | It's been like that at least 10 minutes now, so I think that's all > > | it's going to do. > > > > Nick, > > Looks like you missed my subsequent 2 or 3 posts, so a little update is in > order (with some new information as well): > > I booted in recovery mode and it booted after that. It still does not see > my external sound device-- > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ asoundconf list > Names of available sound cards: > IXP > It used to show "Ozone Academic", and I could set it as my default sound > card. > > > >> >> You say that your whole LUG has this problem. If no one has the >> hard-drive space to hold a backup of someone else's non-replaceable >> files, perhaps everyone could pitch in a bit for an external hard drive? >> This is worst-case scenario. I'm quite sure that you haven't lost any >> data, since your symptoms sound identical to mine. At any rate, 'hope >> someone can help you figure out the cause, so you don't have to resort >> to a backup->bare metal recovery! > > I do not remember saying that. I have my /home folder backed up to an external drive. I am not sure about how to use it in a new system. I have since made room for a clean install of the 64-bit version (goodbye 64 Studio and Musix) and have successfully installed it. I kept the old installation and I can boot both of them. Now suddenly the Ardour sessions on my Firewire audio drive don't open because I don't have the right permissions; efforts to change permissions, using the file browser a root, have been unsuccessful. My next step is to attempt it with command line tools, but I haven't gotten to it yet. Strangely, my old install also can't open them, with exactly the same errors, even though I did the original recordings with it. I tested some just before installing the new system--they worked (through the cruddy onboard sound), now they don't. A Rosegarden session on the same drive loads fine; I didn't try recording anything. Other than not accessing most of my previous Ardour sessions, the new install works much better. I can see my MIDI keyboard in JACK's ALSA tab, which I couldn't before. I haven't gotten around to installing sound fonts to check out Q-synth yet. > Luis S?nchez de Posada wrote: > Subject: Re: many problems after upgrade to Hardy (Luis SP) > > > >AMD 64 2800+, 1GB, M-Audio Ozone Academic (USB keyboard/MIDI/audio > >interface, originally bundled with Pro Tools M-Powered Academic bundle. > >Kernel support added for this device in the main kernel tree, late 2007, > >then integrated into the Hardy kernel) > > You should take a look to: > > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=148467 > > I finally got my m-audio ozone working in hardy LOL I am *very* familiar with that thread. I think we have met there; I post as Aurora on Ubuntu forums. My first post on that thread was a year ago. The device works out-of-the-box with Hardy. I haven't really tested it on this box, but on the MacBook I have recorded some MIDI with Rosegarden, just as a test. There are still realtime issues I have to fix before it is usable. --Paul
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