Russell Hanaghan wrote:
>On Friday 24 September 2004 07:47 pm, Glenn McCord wrote:
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>>>Have no fear...you can do all that and MUCH more. I had the same
>>>transitional
>>>plan you did...and I'm VERY happy withj my 1010LT.
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>>>I use a distro that has rpms and alsa is built into the kernel so I'm not
>>>sure. It looks to me like oyur starting from scratch with alsa...
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>>>Also, at the bottom of that alsa page there's some .asoundrc
>>>examples...the
>>>one for the "hoontech" works well. It shows 10 ins and 12 outs which
>>>is odd
>>>but it does give you your multi channel functionality.
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>>Okay, so I've done all that and the card can record and playback with
>>ardour and jack. However xmms is packing a sad. It comes up with that
>>all to familiar dialog box saying taht I should check if the correct
>>output is selected, that no program is blocking the soundcard, or that
>>the soundcard is configured properly. If I change the output to OSS
>>instead of ALSA, it works but I'm sure I should be able to get that
>>thing working with alsa.
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>>To make matters worse, a small tragedy is unfolding on my Linux box.
>>Once upon a time with my SB Live! I could have hundreds of programs
>>running, playing, doing whatever and I would never ever get a single
>>xrun. I don't know what I have done lately, whether it was from
>>upgrading to xorg or having two soundcards in one machine but now I get
>>xruns all over the show. Jack doesn't cut ardour out anymore but there
>>is all the clipping and popping in the recording.
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>What settings in jack?
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jackstart -v -R -d alsa -d hw:0
Yeah, I know I have optimistic settings but it has worked flawlessly
until now.
>>I have spent countless hours getting xruns to go away. To have them
>>mysteriously show up again is such a <enter really violent expletive
>>here>. I even went from xorg 6.8 to 6.7 to xfree86 just to see if that
>>got rid of them. I went back to the SB Live! and they were still there.
>>I have 1GB free and no other settings bar the ones mentioned in this
>>thread have changed and now I may as well count 3 days of my life gone
>>when I get around to fixing it again. <sigh>
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>Graphics are the biggest killer for system rescources AFAIK but it could be
>kernel stuff too...maybe
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The thing is, I've always used KDE with multiple windows going and
verbose messages scrolling down consoles and I managed to tweak
everything to work perfectly. I can't see how the kernel could get upset
over a new PCI card. All the audio specific things get turned off in a
2.4.26 setup.
>>Anyhow, would having two cards in the machine be screwing things up? Has
>>anyone got some advice to get xmms to use alsa?
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>adding another pci device can change your irq's around...
>try /dev/proc/interrupts and see where your 1010LT is. Needs to be preferably
>not on shared irq and with only like rtc, system stuff before it.
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Is this good?
root@upstairs glenn # cat /proc/interrupts
CPU0
0: 16024 XT-PIC timer
1: 198 XT-PIC keyboard
2: 0 XT-PIC cascade
5: 4389 XT-PIC ICE1712
8: 2 XT-PIC rtc
9: 0 XT-PIC acpi, usb-ohci, usb-ohci
11: 10635 XT-PIC eth0, nvidia
12: 6789 XT-PIC PS/2 Mouse
14: 10827 XT-PIC ide0
15: 19 XT-PIC ide1
NMI: 0
ERR: 0
>>I'm a gentooer by the way. There aint too much stuff about 1010LTs on
>>the forums.
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>>Cheers,
>>Glenn
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