Make sure the 32-bit RT kernel doesn't require PAE. My effectsbox laptop
doesn't support PAE, but runs current beta of Musix 3 nicely. (Well, as
nice as it can, considering it only has 768MB of memory & runs out of
Celeron processor juice with more than a couple of voices running in Zyn.)
On 08/08/2012 03:30 AM, Carlos sanchiavedraz wrote:
For the next beta version of Musix 3 we're moving to Wheezy and
compiling free/libre kernels.
Ken, I think we have some 2.6 rt fot squeeze and 3.x somewhere, if
you're still interested.
2012/8/8 david<gnome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On 08/07/2012 10:10 AM, Folderol wrote:
On Tue, 7 Aug 2012 13:07:17 -0700
Ken Restivo<ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've wiped and reinstalled my old Core2Duo laptop a few times, and long
since lost track of where I put the custom 64-bit RT kernel I built for it
in 2007.
It seems like modern linuxes are using 3.x kernels these days.
I don't feel like going through the whole patch/build dance again anymore
though.
I found one from Musix, but it won't boot on my system.
Is there a working/stable debian package for Squeeze or equivalent with a
3.4 kernel or something 3.x?
-ken
Not used it for audio yet, but am finding wheezy (debian testing) very
reliable
and fast. It uses a 3.2 kernel.
I use it Sid's 3.2 on my desktop PC for audio (much simpler audio stuff than
anyone else on this list does), and it works very nicely.
However, the first thing I have to do is kick out Gnome :(
I installed using Aptosid, the one I downloaded was set up to use XFCE. They
also have ones set up to use KDE4. GNOME and LXDE.
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