On Sat, Apr 08, 2006 at 01:59:23PM +0200, Ismael Valladolid Torres wrote: > Martin Habets escribe: > > I don't know any distro with a good kernel for audio, so my advice is > > to build your own kernel. Personally I run Debian, but I liked Yellowdog > > too when I used that. > > Debian runs lovely on an Apple Mac and if brave enough running sid > you'll have decently recent enough kernels and audio apps available > with no need for compiling. Is that using rlimits + pam changes, or is there a realtime LSM available? > > The graphics driver can cause latency problems without the right kernel > > configuration, or kernel patches. This used to bite me (Radeon Mobility M7). > > Yes. Also it looks like regarding latency kernels for x86 are better > tuned than those for ppc but this could be only a personal feeling. It's not just your feeling, I think hardly anyone test ppc kernels for their latency. > > As for outboard: try to get stuff that is big-endian too. I've had to get or > > make patches to deal with endian-ness after getting a litte-endian Edirol > > UA-25. Those are not all official yet. > > !!! Not sure what you want to say here, so I guess its "thanks for the good work!!!" :) I'm hoping the jackd patch will be included soon, as it seems Paul is gearing up for LAC... Martin
