Re: JACK for multi-processors

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Hi

jackdmp isn't in sid, you need to build it by your self. Best way (for
sid) to switch to jackdmp is to build a dummy(empty) package from jack1,
use a high version number for it, replace your jack1 installation with
it, and then install jackdmp. 
This way you fit all dependences from your .deb audio apps and didn`t
get probs when you run a upgrade.

hermann

Am Dienstag, den 18.08.2009, 21:56 -0700 schrieb Norval Watson:
> I just realised there is a multi-processor version of JACK called jackdmp.
> I'm using jackd 0.116 from the debian repos on a dual core amd64 box.
> Do I need/should I be using something else? I can't find jackdmp in the sid repos I use.
> TIA
> Norv
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