[04:39] it seems like both the amd64 and i386 ubuntustudio ISOs are bombing during the software installation [04:39] drops to clear screen with "sigterm" at the bottom of the screen [04:39] i'll check about bug reports with alternate discs later [04:40] tomorrow i go to my dad's with the kids (and dogs) [04:40] but i'm on vacation next week so i should be able to get some stuff down :) [04:58] ScottL ailo [04:58] i got around to testing firewire in natty again [04:58] -lowlatency seems OK [04:58] i only have jack installed [04:58] i'll have to install something and give it a workout [04:59] BUT it starts and runs normally [04:59] no xruns [04:59] yet [11:58] holstein, awesome! [11:58] so it would seem that you are saying the -generic kernel doesn't work with firewire but the -lowlatency does? [11:58] did you have to do any extra tweaks to get it to work compared to normally? [11:59] i'm afraid i'm aware of the new firewire/kernel stack from reading the FFADO website, but do not understand it completely on a fundamental level [11:59] heading to my dad's this morning, so i'll be away for a day or so [12:00] well, two days [16:36] ScottL: im running out in a minute [16:36] BUT [16:36] i just tried the generic kernel [16:36] out of the box [16:36] running sudo qjackctl [16:36] then, i installed the -lowlatency [16:36] ran sudo qjackctl [16:36] and it runs as expected [16:36] i wanted that to be the only varialbe [16:37] i wanted that to be the only variable * [16:37] holstein: Ok, so it's definitely only the Maverick generic kernel that does not work. [16:38] ailo: that was natty [16:38] too [16:38] both [16:38] BUT i did more tweaks in the maverick install [16:38] and i wanted to make sure that didnt influence the outcome [16:38] I don't understand. Maverick does not work with generic, right? But Natty does, no? [16:39] OH [16:39] neither [16:39] -lowlatency works with natty [16:39] ok [16:39] i added that one in natty and tried it [16:39] i just jumped to -realtime in maverick [16:40] But Natty should be a problem anyway because of cgroups, which makes rt impossible. [16:40] How about usermode natty/-lowlatency? ffado-rules? [16:41] i'll have to tweak that as normal user [16:41] and see [16:41] ailo: ill ping you when i get to that [16:42] I'm proposing to use the list for specific devices. [16:42] so i can do it in some logical order [16:42] I could check that it's complete. [16:42] bbl... gotta run see if my LUG meeting is off or not