All: In this maillist I have seen a lot of warning that realtime is broken in Intrepid. Ok that's understandable if not wonderful :-) But the question is then if one is running Intrepid what is the proper setup? I'm looking for something like "The (almost) Perfect Sound Recording Setup for Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex". This is information I haven't seen and given the number of questions in reference to Intrepid being asked on this list, one that might be valuable. The fundamental requirement is that one is running Intrepid as one's main system. Replacing Intrepid with Hardy is not an option. Here are some possibilities that have crossed my mind: 1) Setup a dual boot Hardy/Intrepid system - doable but a pain because of 1) the need to reboot and 2) the potential loss of access to one's standard home directory, tools, email and system configuration. 2) Use Intrepid despite not having access to a realtime kernel. In this case information on realistic expectations on latency, how to best configure Jack to limit xruns, etc would be very nice. In other words, can Intrepid even be used as a base for music recording and what are the gotchas (if any)? 3) Run Hardy based studio as a guest OS in vmware or VirtualBox. I don't even know if this is possible? What does it mean to run a guest OS in a realtime environment when the host is not? And even if that isn't a problem, how does one configure the sound system? For instance how do I get the guest system to recognize my Delta 44 card? Or PulseAudio? Thanks in advance! -steve _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
