[linux-audio-user] Ardour, Jack, and 2.6 kernels

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Hi,

I'm working on setting up my box for recording with ardour+jack and I've 
been having trouble getting consistent two-channel recordings with 2.6 
kernels (2.6.1-mm4, 2.6.3-mm4, 2.6.5-mm6).  Things will go along fine 
for a variable length of time (but not enough to record a full song), 
then ardour will simply stop.  This is usually associated with a quite 
long xrun (> 20 ms) - there aren't any other xruns happening.  Recording 
under a 2.4.23 kernel with the low latency patches seems to work fine (I 
suppose I should just stick with that, but it would be nice to be 
running a current kernel).  Additional info:

1) Dual 400 MHz PII, 0.5G RAM, 4 drive SCSI software RAID-0
2) Openbox (cut CPU load from 20% with Gnome to below 10% when running 
ardour)
3) ext3 filesystem
4) Ensonic AudioPCI ES1371
5) I also tried the irqprio patch for the 2.6.3 kernel mentioned on this 
list a while back to set the irq priority for the sound card high

I get the impression that there is a sporatic event that is causing the 
unusually long xrun.  If anyone has any ideas, I would greatly 
appreciate advice on how to track this down (reiserfs, maybe?).

Thanks!

Joel


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