[01:04] dougpol1: hello [01:05] from the list right? [01:05] with the VIA chip? [01:05] :/ [01:27] hey dougpol1 :) [01:27] you see me typing? [01:27] just type something in at the bottom there and hit enter [01:27] i dont think anyone here will mind if you learn as you go :) [01:28] Ok I was trying click on what i typed [01:28] hehe [01:28] welcome [01:29] SO you got no sound at all now? [01:29] ThANK YOU [01:29] nO i ALSO HAVE NO SOUND IN XP [01:29] AH [01:29] thats telling then [01:29] no sound on either device in XP? [01:30] you have that internal VIA chip [01:30] i GTUESS IT IS A RARDWARE PROBLEM [01:30] and an old soundblaster right? [01:30] yES IT MIGHT BE TOO OLD [01:30] hmmm [01:30] dougpol1: i would pull the soundblaster card out [01:31] and try the test in XP again [01:31] with just it [01:31] It worked some and then sputtered to a stop [01:31] and then you can isolate just the one device [01:31] dougpol1: thats not good :/ [01:31] Roger that I'll try it [01:31] dougpol1: you have USB on there? [01:31] yes [01:32] The card is not usb [01:32] you might want to consider a USB device anyways [01:32] let me link a cheapy one [01:33] Would that be better? [01:33] I though they might be elcheapo [01:33] http://tinyurl.com/289fz7x [01:34] dougpol1: it would be better in some ways [01:34] this would be a cheap way to get decent sound going [01:34] and 'kick the tires' on some of the software [01:34] Ok I take the url and see if it can get one [01:34] AND if your sound cards are both trashed [01:34] you might as well [01:34] Ok I' [01:35] go off of her and give it a try [01:35] OK [01:35] Thanks [01:35] anytime [19:09] new rakarrack toys ;) [19:09] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z11oCxjUjmo === dean is now known as Guest62988 [20:15] does anyone know how to get the new rakarrack ? I've no idea tbh lol cuz I just realised I'm running v0.3.0 [20:15] you'll need to build it from git [20:15] i did it once [20:16] not too bad [20:16] would you be able to help me? lol cuz I've no clue what that means xD [20:16] transmorgramofix is talking it up over in #opensourcemusicians right now :) [20:16] Guest62988: prolly [20:16] go to... [20:17] http://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/dl.html [20:17] read about the GIT version there [20:17] maybe go ahead and DL it [20:17] check out the REAM.ME and hit me up [20:20] ok 1 sec :) [20:24] wow there's alot in this readme [20:25] yeah [20:25] he's good [20:25] thourouh [20:26] http://pastebin.com/DtzRDzXg [20:28] right [20:29] i usually start the build [20:29] and it'll complain about what it needs [20:29] you can try though [20:29] like for the first one [20:29] i would run... [20:29] sudo apt-cach search libfltk1.1 [20:30] OR search in synaptic [20:30] the problem is [20:30] some of the ubuntu names are different [20:30] BUT its do-able [20:31] apt-cach command not found [20:31] cache [20:31] sorry [20:31] ah rite lol [20:31] if you use tab [20:31] to auto-complete :) [20:31] type sudo apt-ca [20:32] and his tab [20:32] then type se [20:32] and hit tab [20:32] it came up with the libfltk1.1-dbg and the -dev [20:35] do i download them? [20:35] yup [20:36] you can sudo apt-get install them [20:36] probably just the -dev one [20:36] but again, it'll complain and tell you [20:37] downloaded them both [20:37] cool [20:37] yeah, just go on down the list then [20:37] you'll need build-essentials too [20:38] you'll need build-essential ** [20:38] build-essential - Informational list of build-essential packages [20:39] the dependences list? [20:44] libfltk1.1 [20:44] libxpm [20:44] libjack100.0 [20:44] libasound2 [20:44] libsamplerate0 [20:44] libxft2 [20:44] I have all of them now [20:45] Guest62988: thats a good chunk of it [20:46] If you want to compile you will also need the development packages: [20:46] libxpm-dev [20:46] libfltk1.1-dev [20:46] libjack-dev [20:46] libsndfile1-dev [20:46] libsamplerate0-dev [20:46] libasound2-dev [20:46] libxft-dev [20:46] do we need all of them? [20:47] nvm I have them all anyway lol [20:48] Guest62988: you can just try the build [20:48] it'll tell you what it needs [20:48] how do I do that [20:48] it says... [20:49] yeah [20:49] here http://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/dl.html [20:49] ./autogen.sh [20:49] ./configure [20:49] make [20:49] sudo make install [20:50] just navigate to those [20:50] and run them :) [20:50] in theory* [20:51] I honestly have no idea what I'm doin [20:51] well [20:51] ean@jim-version2:~$ git clone git://rakarrack.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/rakarrack/rakarrack [20:51] fatal: destination path 'rakarrack' already exists and is not an empty directory. [20:51] dean@jim-version2:~$ ./autogen.sh [20:51] bash: ./autogen.sh: No such file or directory [20:51] you downloaded something [20:51] and autogen.sh will be in there [20:51] so you /cd to it [20:52] cd /wherever/autogen.sh [20:52] hmmm thats not right really [20:52] how do I know where it is? xD [20:52] OH [20:52] i see [20:53] you have rakkarack installed already [20:53] do this.. [20:54] sudo apt-get install git-core [20:54] yup i have it [20:55] OK [20:55] hang on, i dont, and i dont want to tell you something incorrect [20:56] ok [20:57] OK [20:57] just run [20:57] git clone git://rakarrack.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/rakarrack/rakarrack [20:58] i did that awhile ago its the thing on the website isn't it? [20:58] fatal: destination path 'rakarrack' already exists and is not an empty directory. [20:58] OK [20:58] cd ~/Downloads [20:58] then [20:58] git clone git://rakarrack.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/rakarrack/rakarrack [20:59] its counting objects [20:59] yup [20:59] SO thats where it will be then [21:00] /home/you/Downloads/rackarrack [21:00] or something like that [21:00] in your Downloads dir [21:00] you'll have to navigate to those files [21:00] and run them [21:01] honestly have no idea what that means [21:01] your learning :) [21:02] when its done [21:02] run [21:02] ls [21:02] and you'll see everything in your Downloads dir [21:02] run [21:03] cd rakarrack/ [21:03] THEN [21:03] run ls again [21:03] and you'll see autogen.sh [21:03] yes [21:03] thats what you need to run [21:04] /home/you/Downloads/rakarrack/autogen.sh [21:07] dean@jim-version2:~/Downloads/rakarrack$ ./autogen.sh [21:07] Generating build scripts, this might take a while. [21:07] aclocal./autogen.sh: 36: aclocal: not found [21:07] autoheader./autogen.sh: 37: autoheader: not found [21:07] autoconf./autogen.sh: 38: autoconf: not found [21:07] and im pretty sure thats OK [21:07] you'd have to ask someone more envolved [21:07] BUT i would just try and go on [21:08] and see what errors you get [21:08] ALSO [21:08] theres a rakarrack irc channel [21:08] those guys are quite helpful [21:11] Guest62988: keep plugging away at it :) [21:11] i gotta run [21:11] rakarrack was the first thing i got to sucessfully build [21:11] lol kk, thanks for the help bye :) [21:11] made me feel like a hacker :) [22:51] recém "convertido" para o Ubuntu, contente, porém com dificuldade para instalar programas tar.gz, mesmo depois de ter lido o fórum específico para instalaçao.