[00:42] <toenail> http://paste.ubuntu.com/529676/
[00:42] <toenail> that what was going on to while i took a half hour or more to copy and paste it to a text file to safe it
[00:43] <toenail> save*
[00:43] <holstein> yeah
[00:44] <holstein> you might need to relax those settings quite a bit
[00:44] <toenail> so frames up it to 512 and buffers to 3
[00:44] <holstein> maybe more :/
[00:44] <holstein> you can try more, and see if you can get it stable
[00:44] <toenail> everything else would stay the same though?
[00:47] <holstein> looks like you can get a realtime kernel
[00:47] <holstein> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1602827
[00:47] <holstein> down the page a bit
[00:47] <holstein> #10
[00:47] <holstein> the wget commands
[00:48] <holstein> you'll get 3 .debs you'll need
[00:48] <holstein> for which ever kernel you want to use
[00:48] <holstein> realtime or lowlatency
[00:50] <holstein> AH
[00:50] <holstein> this is even better :)
[00:50] <holstein> http://jackschnippes.freeunix.net/index.php
[00:57] <toenail> ok so i would go for every 32bit obviosily
[00:57] <toenail> obviously *
[00:59] <toenail> wget will install them as well correct?
[01:00] <holstein> wget just gets them
[01:00] <holstein> SAY, you want to download...
[01:00] <holstein> http://launchpadlibrarian.net/58022320/linux-headers-2.6.36-1_2.6.36-1.7_all.deb
[01:00] <holstein> you would open up a terminal
[01:00] <holstein> move to the directory you want to download them to
[01:00] <holstein> maybe
[01:01] <holstein> cd /home/you/Downloads
[01:01] <holstein> or where ever
[01:01] <holstein> then run
[01:01] <holstein> wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/58022320/linux-headers-2.6.36-1_2.6.36-1.7_all.deb
[01:01] <holstein> THEN, you can go and double click on the .debs
[01:01] <holstein> and you'll be prompted for what to do
[01:02] <holstein> toenail: i think its worth trying
[01:02] <holstein> i didnt have great results using hte generic kernel with my pod
[01:04] <toenail> ok im just gonna download them through the gui
[01:04] <holstein> sure :)
[01:04] <holstein> BBL...
[01:07] <toenail> bbl?
[01:16] <toenail> ok got it
[01:41] <holstein> toenail: did you try one of those kernels yet?
[01:47] <toenail> not yet so install then restart right ?
[01:47] <toenail> install all 6 , 3 of low latency and 3 of RT
[01:48] <holstein> which ever you want to try
[01:48] <holstein> i use a realtime kernel
[01:48] <holstein> i feel like it helps with the firewire
[01:48] <toenail> well theres 3 of each
[01:48] <holstein> yup
[01:48] <holstein> you'll need all 3 .debs for the catagory
[01:48] <holstein> 32bit or 64bit
[01:49] <holstein> which ever you have
[01:49] <toenail> ok im going to do 32 dont have a 64
[01:49] <holstein> cool
[01:49] <toenail> so nomatter which deb i run itll figure it self out
[01:50] <holstein> might have to do them in a certain order
[01:50] <holstein> it'll say though
[01:50] <holstein> should
[01:50] <holstein> if one depends on the other
[01:50] <holstein> and you need to install it first
[01:51] <toenail> well they are archives do i extract them to a folder and install that way ? were the exe file ha
[01:51] <holstein> nah
[01:51] <holstein> should just launch a GUI
[01:51] <holstein> for .debs
[01:52] <holstein> when you double-click on them
[01:52] <toenail> well it launches archive manager
[01:53]  * holstein trying one...
[01:53] <toenail> i dont know how to install a deb file through terminal also
[01:53] <holstein> yeah, i forget
[01:53] <holstein> ive gotten spoiled ;)
[01:54] <holstein> dpkg -i or something like that
[01:54] <holstein> i'll look it up if we need it
[01:54] <toenail> yea so double clicking just results in opening archive manager like its a zip which from what i understand basically it is
[01:56] <toenail> oh a little right click showed up to use with package installer
[01:56] <holstein> http://imagebin.org/122731
[01:56] <holstein> toenail: yeah
[01:56] <holstein> thats what usually just happens by default
[01:58] <toenail> well the default is archive manager if i double click
[01:58] <toenail> eaither way im going to install all 6 then when i reboot try the rt ?
[02:00] <holstein> toenail: should be 3
[02:00] <holstein> unless you want the realtime
[02:00] <holstein> and the lowlatency
[02:00] <holstein> and thats cool too
[02:00] <holstein> i havent tried any of those kernels with the pod
[02:01] <holstein> SO you should try them all and see
[02:01] <holstein> you know what the generic is like
[02:03] <toenail> yea xrun , and runs like shit
[02:53] <toenail> works better under rt and ll
[02:54] <holstein> toenail: w00t :)
[02:54] <toenail> im a little to drunk buzzed to move forward with other stuff but was wondering. i open rakarak and i put the effects on and i dont hear em through the speaker
[02:54] <toenail> thanks again youve been quit helpfull
[02:55] <holstein> toenail: you might need to check the routing
[02:55] <holstein> in JACK
[02:56] <holstein> and make sure rakarrack is 'enabled'
[02:56] <holstein> theres an 'on' button or something in there
[02:59] <toenail> guess ll isnt so good for no reason the box ran likeade poop
[03:00] <holstein> ll seemed similar to generic for me
[03:00] <holstein> with the pod
[03:01] <toenail> the connections for rakarak are in 1 & 2
[03:01] <holstein> if you got your guitar in 1
[03:01] <toenail> yea i do
[03:01] <holstein> you need to run 1 over to both rakarrack ins
[03:01] <holstein> and then make sure rakarrack is running to 1 and 2 outputs
[03:01] <holstein> on the pod
[03:02] <holstein> OR where ever your monitoring
[03:02] <holstein> toenail: thats the kind of thing i can get you a screenshot for :)
[03:02] <holstein> at some point
[03:02] <holstein> since we got the same hardware
[03:03] <toenail> i expanded both and see no lines like as in im running adour
[03:03] <toenail> der right click then connect
[03:10] <toenail> nevermind i do anything and the same eroor happens even with the rt or ll kernel
[03:10] <toenail> error*
[03:10] <holstein> well, i bet you can get lower latency
[03:11] <holstein> BUT we shoule try and figure out what is going on
[03:11] <holstein> should*
[03:11] <holstein> toenail: you get JACK running
[03:11] <holstein> then what?
[03:11] <holstein> and does it lock up?
[03:11] <holstein> or what?
[03:13] <toenail> this is before runnign anything
[03:13] <holstein> SO, jack is running
[03:13] <holstein> and ?
[03:13] <holstein> bad things happen?
[03:13] <toenail> http://paste.ubuntu.com/529741/
[03:14] <holstein> toenail: in 'setup' in JACK
[03:14] <holstein> is the 'realtime' box checked?
[03:14] <toenail> yup
[03:15] <holstein> ALSO, do you remember when installing if you were asked about installing JACK with realtime priority?
[03:15] <holstein> and choosing yes?
[03:16] <holstein> hmmm
[03:16] <holstein> might be worth reading this http://ardour.org/node/2743
[03:21] <toenail> that i dont remeber doing adour and jack was allready installed
[03:24] <toenail> to many words ha
[03:24] <holstein> you seeing that?
[03:24] <holstein> from [lsd] ??
[03:31] <toenail> no
[03:32] <toenail> lsd?
[03:41] <holstein> over in #opensourcemusicians
[03:57] <toenail> im ready to go back to windows the pod worked alo t easier then
[04:01] <toenail> not really im just drunk and ive spent almost 12 hours or mor on this thing and i got allot more stuff to do the just record music
[04:01] <toenail> so focusing on one thing just working is anoying it should just work
[04:08] <toenail> maybe not just anoyed be back tomarow holstein:
[04:29] <holstein> AH, you made it back toenail :)
[04:33] <toenail> yea in my drunken state
[04:36] <toenail> tried both kernal as you know and they work for a bit but then crash
[04:36] <holstein> yeah
[04:37] <holstein> i dont know how the pod works in maverick
[04:37] <toenail> ah nevermind im to much in drunken state to follow trough with a diagnostic unless its easy
[04:37] <holstein> i only tested the isos really
[04:37] <holstein> works great for me in lucid though
[04:37] <holstein> and worked great in lucid on a P4 with a gig of ram :)
[04:38] <toenail> lucid a ubuntu version?
[04:38] <holstein> yeah
[04:38] <holstein> the last one
[04:38] <holstein> the long term support
[04:38] <holstein> 10.04
[04:38] <holstein> your running 10.10
[04:38] <toenail> also i have some chip ha over 2ghz and half gig ram maybe thats the problem
[04:39] <holstein> you should be able to use it
[04:39] <holstein> without pushing it too hard
[04:39] <toenail> i tried 10.04 on my other box and it just failed thats why i did studio on this one
[04:39] <holstein> and have it be stable
[04:39] <holstein> hmmm
[04:39] <holstein> 10.04 and 10.10 have a 'studio' version
[04:39] <holstein> i installed 10.04 ubuntustudio on my main box
[04:39] <holstein> 64bit
[04:40] <toenail> i tried regular ubuntu 10.4 on the other box and crash
[04:40] <holstein> BUT i used to have a normal 10.04 install that i had added studio packages to
[04:40] <holstein> on that P4
[04:41] <toenail> oh
[04:42] <toenail> well i dont know im going to pass out the beer is starting to blur the vision and inpair my skills what little i have ill catch you tomarow if your in here
[04:42] <holstein> toenail: laterx :)
[04:43] <toenail> l8rz
[05:18] <toenail> im back for a seccond i installed bittorent pkg but i dont see it it
[05:22] <holstein> toenail: bittorent-gui ?
[05:23] <holstein> bittorrent-gui **
[05:23] <toenail> yup i seleted all the transmission bittorent pkgs and now installing that might be the way
[05:24] <holstein> im not sure
[05:24] <holstein> ive always just used transimission
[05:24] <toenail> the only downfall to 10.10 is it doesnt have to feature to add /remove programs
[05:25] <holstein> yeah?
[05:25] <holstein> no software center or whatever?
[05:25] <holstein> thats not in ubuntustudio
[05:25] <holstein> you can install it if you want
[05:25] <holstein> synaptic is there though
[05:25] <holstein> and the command line tools
[05:25] <toenail> yea synaptic but nothing else
[05:25] <holstein> apt and aptitude
[05:26] <holstein> toenail: search synaptic for software center
[05:26] <toenail> i had to google how to install Xirc
[05:27] <toenail> oh just search software center
[05:27] <holstein> m@zagnut:~$ sudo aptitude search software-center
[05:27] <holstein> i   software-center                                        - Utility for browsing, installing, and removing applications
[05:27] <holstein> you can run..
[05:27] <holstein> sudo aptitude install software-center
[05:27] <holstein> OR
[05:27] <holstein> sudo apt-get install software-center
[05:27] <holstein> or find it with synaptic
[05:27] <holstein> im not a big fan of it yet
[05:27] <holstein> i used it a couple times
[05:28] <holstein> seems fine
[05:28] <toenail> ok goto wait till its done instal all the pkg for bittorent at least i think that was relative to it