JACK on Pi... almost working

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I was playing around with trying to use a Pi as a synth.

So far so good except for two problems:

1) I've run into this:
	http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.jackit/26263
	
    But I'm already using  jackd2_1.9.8~dfsg.4+20120529git007cdc37-5+fixed1~raspbian1_armhf.deb
    which supposedly has Dbus removed/excised/banished/purged/kicked-to-the-curb.
    And yet, no dice, same error. Haven't had time to investigate it yet.
    I went back to jackd1 (wow, it's like it's 2007 all over again).

2) The sound coming out of either the built-in audio or an external C-Media USB interface
   is cracking and nasty, with obvious aliasing distortion. Any ideas why? I've tried
   44.1k and 48k. No xruns tho, which is nice, at 44100/512/3 using jackd1 and fluidsynth. 

I've got it overclocked to 1Ghz, all is well with that (ran the self-test), and
using the performance guv'na.

I haven't tried with my FastTrack Pro yet because the Pi can't power it at the
same time as a MIDI keyboard, and a working power cube for the keyboard has gone missing.

The crackling/aliased sound is the big stumbling block though. Any ideas?

-ken
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