sevol wrote:
Pieter Palmers wrote:
there are two things you can do:
run it with bash:
# bash ./freebob_debug_log.sh username verbose.log > out.log
or make it executable first:
# chmod a+x freebob_debug_log.sh
# ./freebob_debug_log.sh username verbose.log > out.log
two notes:
1) I made a mistake in the command line I wrote in the previous mail:
I forgot the .sh suffix. The correct line is
# ./freebob_debug_log.sh username verbose.log > out.log
2) replace 'username' in the command line with the username of the
user that is going to run the audio applications (most likely your own
username)
Pieter
Hi Pieter,
I don't know why it didn't work before because I noticed the missing .sh
& added it, & used my username. The only thing I didn't do was add bash
at the start of the line. Then just to see, after getting it to work I
removed bash from the start of the line & it still worked. Don't ask me :)
But it worked. From examining the out.log first mistake, perhaps, was my
surmising that freebob & dependencies where installed on the laptop.
Both logs are attached. I'm not quite sure, do I go find the missing
pieces & install them?
since you have planetccrma installed, you can use apt-get or synaptic to
install libfreebob and jack-audio-connection-kit. Normally all depencies
will be automatically installed.
Note that firewire audio devices are only supported through jackd (i.e.
jack-audio-connection-kit).
Wish I didn't have to bother you with things which must seem completely
trivial. Is there a place where basic freebob info is explained or is
the landscape of system hardware, distro, & freebob development too
varied & shifting to account for in a succinct manner? Or is that why
I'm on these list? :)
http://freebob.sourceforge.net
Pieter
