[linux-audio-user] Is a stock 2.6.12 enough?

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  The day a vanilla kernel is "enough" will be the day that linux audio is
a vital piece of the "real market" I have been waiting for that time to
come for years....
  I have always used audioslack.. that helps with the "patching" fiasco...
but dumping apps on a boxed distro will rule.....
  In general I still find myself gravitating tward nuendo.. I need to stop
that soon ;)


BTW I'm getting married today ;)







> Hi,
>
>
> I wonder if a vanilla 2.6.12 is enough for realtime use.
>
> If so, which options need to be set in the kernel config and
> which system configuration work needs to be done?
>
> I just built one but I get a lot of xruns. Or is it still
> recommended to patch the kernel?
>
> Any hints are much appreciated, even RTFM with a pointer to
> TFM :) .
>
>
> Best regards
>
>
>     ce
>


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