[linux-audio-user] Tracking down overruns

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> If you're not already doing it, use reiserfs or xfs.  From your pictures
> it looks like you might be using ext3.  There are a few processes that
> should be dead before you start doing realtime.  I use a script with the
> following:

Nope - I'm using reiserfs.  However, I do know for a fact that I was running
envy24control when I got the overruns.  I'll make sure it's dead next time.

> One thing that did give
> me problems was using IO_support set to 3.  The sync seemed to give me
> problems.  I set both of mine to 1 (no sync).

I'll look into this - thanks again!

> You can see what I've
> done to my system at
> http://myweb.cableone.net/eviltwin69/ALSA_JACK_ARDOUR.html

Actually, I went through this entire document a few weeks ago.  I already
owe you a tremendous debt of gratitude for putting it together.  It was
exactly what I needed in order to get started with serious Linux audio.
I'll take another look, though, in case I neglected something.

Thanks again!

|)
|)enji

Benjamin Flaming
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"The trouble with computers, of course, is that they're very sophisticated
idiots."



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