Romain Chantereau <romain@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > My only problem is that jackstart complains about no realtime > capatibilities. Older versions of jackstart refuse to run if the desired system "capabilities" are missing, although they are not needed with the rlimits patch (or the realtime-lsm). You can use a newer (CVS) version of jackstart, that should work. > If I launch jackd on command line, there is no problem. There is really no need for jackstart on your system, only for a 2.4 kernel patched for capabilities. > If I want to know how to "fix" this "problem", it is because I want to > use the jack autostart function (via JACK_START_SERVER). Just put the appropriate command in your ~/.jackdrc file, like... /usr/local/bin/jackd -Rv -d alsa -r 44100 Use the full pathname. -- joq
