On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 12:45:06AM +0100, martijn wrote: > Once upon a Mon, Jan 19 2004, Jack O'Quin hit keys in the following order: > > > > You are correct. JACK's ./configure has no --enable-realtime option. > > > > Martijn probably means the --realtime option of jackd (same as -R). > > True. I was thinking of --enable-capabilities and the realtime security module > and something mixed up in my brain. > > something else, has anyone got 2.6.1 with a version of Andrew Morton's patch > branch working? I wanted to upgrade to alsa 1.0.1 and that seemed to be the > easiest way, but the first buffer that get's filled starts looping until i > close the soundcard programmatically. like if there's an interrupt conflict or > something... I have an Audiophile 2496 (ice1712) on an Asus a7v333-x. o and i'm > totally sure there's no interrupt conflict in my system. Everything works fine > with an unpatched 2.6.1 though... Has anyone with the same hardware/kernel > combo got this to work? > > > martijn. Yep I am running 2.6.1mm4 but with a SBLive. The only problems I had were related to running the kernel modules with the old version of alsa libraries. (Oh apart from some kernel panics which occurred when the computer tried to remove snd_usb_audio at shutdown when my usb midi keyboard was on.. had to change the shutdown script to solve that one..) Doesn't the a7v333-x have an Nforce chipset or some such? I think there are problems with this chipset at the moment. I must say that though 2.6.1 is very nice, it does seem a little buggy for a stable release. James
