[01:55]  * krokus is away (Linux is culture.)
[07:51] <john88888> can anyone help me troubleshoot a no-audio problem?
[10:15] <dan-roger> hey
[14:18] <joey_> hi!
[14:18] <joey_> could anyone answer one my question?
[14:18] <cfhowlett> !ask|joey_
[14:20] <joey_> How do I lock memory for jack and know if I succesfuly locked it + Can I choose the amount I lock in ?
[14:21] <cfhowlett> joey_ IIRC you can set up a "profile" configuration.  sadly, I don't use jack enough to know the details of setting this up.
[14:23] <joey_> Does anyone here do ?
[14:24] <cfhowlett> joey_ oh!  just remembered:   #opensourcemusicians      will know
[14:26] <joey_> Thanks
[14:31] <joey_> Mhhh opensourcemusicians seems dead right now
[14:32] <joey_> oh nvm i found it uh...
[14:34] <joey_> Does anyone know how to use cPlay ?
[14:47] <holstein> joey_: you really shouldnt need to be doing that anymore
[14:47] <joey_> ?
[14:47] <joey_> what do you mean?
[14:47] <holstein> joey_: have you tried the default ubuntustudio? it should be configured out of the box to be ready for audio production
[14:47] <joey_> ...yes
[14:48] <joey_> I want to try something called memory playback
[14:48] <holstein> if you want lower latency for either of the 2 reasons that one would need that, you might consider a realtime kernel
[14:48] <joey_> Where a song is loaded on the RAM
[14:48] <holstein> joey_: why?
[14:48] <joey_> fully decoded
[14:49] <joey_> because
[14:49] <holstein> anyways, thats more the scope of the main #ubuntu channel and community
[14:49] <joey_> really?
[14:49] <holstein> joey_: you can try the main mailing list, and just not even mention its a song
[14:49] <joey_> how
[14:49] <holstein> joey_: if you learn to do that with *any* file, you can do it with a song
[14:50] <holstein> joey_: i personally just let the system decide what needs to be in memory, becuase i feel and find the default memory management a nice and comfortable compromise
[14:50] <holstein> if you want to fiddle around with it, feel free, but, you will get more attention in the main ubuntu community, or a general linux community..
[14:51] <holstein> you might want to consider asking about the work flow..
[14:52] <joey_> ?
[14:52] <holstein> like, why you are trying to do that.. there may be better and easier ways to get the result you are tyring to get
[14:52] <holstein> otherwise, if you just want to know how to load things in ram, just load them there
[14:52] <holstein> ram disks.. or whatever
[14:53] <joey_> uh
[14:53] <joey_> really
[14:53] <joey_> how?
[14:53] <joey_> there is a directory for the ram on my computer?
[14:53] <joey_> is that what you mean?
[14:53] <holstein> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM would load the OS.. like pupply linux
[14:54] <holstein> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-create-linux-ram-disk-filesystem/
[14:54] <holstein> ^ creates a filesystem in ram
[14:54] <holstein> i think you'll find, unless you are more specific, you really wont gain anything in particular
[14:55] <joey_> oh shit
[14:55] <joey_> thanks!
[14:55] <holstein> !language
[14:55] <joey_> ohweeee
[14:55] <joey_> thanks!
[16:03] <joey_> hey i just found this http://www.ubuntuka.com/ubuntu-ramdisk-ramdrive-easy-way/
[16:03] <joey_> it works
[16:03] <joey_> sound is much better :)
[16:05] <joey_> thanks yall
[16:13] <ditko> Hello, what is the optimal driver for my videocard - NVIDIA GT218 [GeForce 210]?
[17:41] <dan-roger> Hey
[17:42] <dan-roger> need some help whith ubuntustudio
[22:44] <joey_> whats the channel for ubuntu support?
[22:46] <joey_> nvm ha
[23:26] <joey_> Hi, I want to use my GPU's ram as a ramdisk, following these instructions :
[23:26] <joey_> http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Using_Graphics_Card_Memory_as_Swap
[23:26] <joey_> But when I input the " modprobe phram phram=VRAM,0xd8400000,124Mi " command, I get the following error : modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'phram': Input/output error
[23:26] <joey_> Also, is there anyway I could use more than the 128M of prefetchable memory, my GPU has 1GB of ram, I would prefer to use "most" of it.