[06:29] <HiDeHo> Hi all anyone here atm
[06:29] <cfhowlett> HiDeHo, you could have asked your real question and not wasted time ...
[06:30] <HiDeHo> yes i can lol
[06:30] <HiDeHo> i have installed audour in my os but its not working and i get this error
[06:30] <HiDeHo> [ERROR]: JACK: Cannot lock down 82274202 byte memory area (Cannot allocate memory)
[06:30] <HiDeHo> [ERROR]: JACK: Cannot use real-time scheduling (RR/5)(1: Operation not permitted)
[06:30] <HiDeHo> [ERROR]: JACK: JackClient::AcquireSelfRealTime error
[06:30] <HiDeHo> cfhowlett: there you go lol
[06:31] <HiDeHo> my suspicion is jackd is not installed properly and set up
[06:33] <HiDeHo> cfhowlett: guess you cant help
[07:05] <Rosco2> HiDeHo: I may not be able to help. But what is your OS? Which version?
[07:06] <HiDeHo> Rosco2: ok i have linux mint 17 which is ubuntu 14.04 lts
[07:06] <HiDeHo> its built on that version of ubuntu
[07:06] <cfhowlett> !mint | HiDeHo,
[07:07] <HiDeHo> cfhowlett: lol your funny
[07:07] <HiDeHo> Rosco2: if you think you can help please pm me
[07:07] <cfhowlett> HiDeHo, please ask mint for support of your OS.  it is NOT supported here.
[07:08] <Rosco2> One of the benefits of using Ubuntu Studio is that there is a sensible set of defaults for audio work
[07:09] <Rosco2> I am just learning how to work with JACK myself so I wouldn't be much use
[07:12] <HiDeHo> yes i had US set up on another laptop after i had installed and set everything the computer stopped working arg
[07:18] <cfhowlett> #opensourcemusicians
[07:18] <cfhowlett> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/JACK_Audio_Connection_Kit
[14:56] <studio-user027> UbuntuStudio Rocks!! That's all i have to say.
[15:01] <sakrecoer> studio-user027: :)
[19:06] <studio-user742> Hi! I'm having problems with multiple monitors. Seems that Ubuntu Studio can show an animation in my second monitor when it shuts down, but the rest of the time it is blank.
[19:06] <studio-user742> Can anyone help?
[19:07] <studio-user742> Please? :)
[19:08] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: have you checked the settings in display in "settings manager"
[19:09] <studio-user742> Yes, but with no result.
[19:09] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: you see 2 screens in there with their respective names?
[19:09] <studio-user742> yes, number 1 and number 2
[19:10] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: when you click on the one that is blank, is the box "Use This Display" checked?
[19:10] <studio-user742> Each with its resolution (they are different)
[19:10] <studio-user742> Yes, it is checked
[19:10] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: do you have nvidia drivers installed?
[19:11] <studio-user742> The one that is not working is an intel chipset, it is the moderboard graphics
[19:11] <studio-user742> How can I check if I have the nvidia drivers installed?
[19:12] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: the one that is working, is it plugged to your graphics card?
[19:12] <studio-user742> Yes, in fact it shows an ubuntu studio animation when I shut down the system
[19:13] <studio-user742> but the rest of the time it remains blank
[19:13] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: is your graphics card an nvidia?
[19:14] <studio-user742> the main one, yes
[19:14] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: in settings-manager there is an entry called "additional drivers"
[19:15] <sakrecoer> open it and tell me what you see
[19:16] <studio-user742> NVIDIA Corporation: GF108 [GeForce 730]
[19:16] <studio-user742> Using X.Org X server -- Noveau display driver form xserver-xorg-video-nouveau (open source)
[19:17] <studio-user742> Also
[19:17] <studio-user742> Unknown: Unknown
[19:17] <studio-user742> "This device is using an alternative driver."
[19:17] <studio-user742> "Using Processor microcode firmware for Intel CPUs from intel-microcode (proprietary)
[19:18] <studio-user742> That is what I see
[19:19] <studio-user742> There are other two options form the NVIDIA driver: version 361.42 and version 340.96, both proprietary
[19:19] <sakrecoer> ok, i think we found it then studio-user742 :) can you tick the box that says "Nvidia bunary driver - version 361.42"? if you do, it will ask for your password and then you will need to reboot
[19:19] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: wait...
[19:19] <sakrecoer> is your nvidia card fairly recent?
[19:19] <studio-user742> i bought it last month
[19:19] <sakrecoer> you may want to google which version suits you best first
[19:19] <sakrecoer> then it is probably 361.42
[19:20] <sakrecoer> that is the one i use...
[19:20] <studio-user742> ok, I'll try that one
[19:20] <studio-user742> thanks so much, sakrecoer :)
[19:20] <sakrecoer> after that, you are going to have to open the Nvidia X server settings to setup your screens
[19:20] <sakrecoer> i personaly have my both screens plugged into the graphics card...
[19:21] <sakrecoer> np, but lets celebrate once we know it works ;)
[19:21] <studio-user742> ah, I plugged one to the nvidia card and the other to the motherboard
[19:21] <studio-user742> ok :D
[19:21] <studio-user742> how can I open the nvidia x server settings?
[19:22] <studio-user742> Are they in the settings manager?
[19:26] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: you will find it in the menu
[19:26] <sakrecoer> the nvidia x server settings
[19:27] <studio-user742> ok
[19:28] <sakrecoer> but of course, you need to press "apply" first, let it do the job then reboot...
[19:28] <sakrecoer> "Apply Changes" in the Additional Drivers thing, that is..
[19:28] <studio-user742> Ok. I've applied the changes. I'm going to reboot.
[19:28] <sakrecoer> crossing fingers for you! :)
[19:28] <studio-user742> thanks! :)
[19:32] <studio-user742> Hi, sakrecoer
[19:33] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: hi! did it work?
[19:33] <studio-user742> Things got better, now my second display shows an underscore on the upper left corner
[19:33] <studio-user742> :D
[19:33] <sakrecoer> can you find the ncidia settings?
[19:33] <studio-user742> Yes, but I don't know how to set it up
[19:34] <sakrecoer> you see the left-hand field? there is one entry called "Xserver Display Configuration"
[19:34] <studio-user742> Yes
[19:34] <sakrecoer> do you see your both screens in there?
[19:35] <studio-user742> No, only one
[19:35] <sakrecoer> that is probably because your other screen is connected to your motherboard
[19:35] <studio-user742> Yes, I guess so
[19:35] <sakrecoer> let it be like that for now..
[19:36] <studio-user742> ok :)
[19:36] <sakrecoer> is verything set as it should for the screen connected to your motherboard?
[19:37] <sakrecoer> configuration is not set to "disabled", Resolution is ok, refreshrate is ok.. etc..
[19:38] <studio-user742> mmm... I can see in settings manager - displey that i cannot see the other monitor either
[19:39] <sakrecoer> are you looking in the Nvidia settings now studio-user742 ?
[19:39] <sakrecoer> under "X Server Display Configuration"
[19:39] <studio-user742> No, in Settings Manager > Display
[19:39] <sakrecoer> below the layout window, what is set in "Configuration:"
[19:39] <sakrecoer> go to nvidia settings
[19:39] <studio-user742> I could see both monitors before the changes
[19:40] <sakrecoer> do you have the possiblity to plug both screen in your graphics card?
[19:40] <studio-user742> No, I'm afraid not :(
[19:40] <sakrecoer> it should be possible anyway..
[19:40] <sakrecoer> but please, now lets focus on the nvidia settings
[19:41] <studio-user742> Ok
[19:41] <sakrecoer> under "X Server Display Configuration", below the layout window, what is set in "Configuration:"
[19:42] <sakrecoer> ?
[19:42] <studio-user742> X screen 0
[19:42] <sakrecoer> and the resolution is ok?
[19:43] <studio-user742> It's "Auto"
[19:43] <sakrecoer> try to set it to what ever resolution your screen is and then plress "apply"
[19:44] <studio-user742> Done
[19:44] <sakrecoer> no change?
[19:44] <studio-user742> No, no change.
[19:44] <sakrecoer> in that case, open up a terminal
[19:45] <sakrecoer> and type this: "sudo apt install nvidia-modprobe" (without the quotes)
[19:45] <studio-user742> Done
[19:46] <sakrecoer> now reboot and cross fingers :)
[19:46] <studio-user742> ok :D
[19:46] <sakrecoer> let's hope the installation was done.... :|
[19:48] <studio-user742> Hi sakrecoer
[19:48] <studio-user742> Still no luck
[19:49] <studio-user742> When I start Ubuntu i get a system problem
[19:49] <studio-user742> I got it the previous reboot
[19:49] <studio-user742> as well
[19:50] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: but you did let the installation of nvidia-modprobe finish before reboot right?
[19:50] <studio-user742> Yes, it was quick
[19:50] <sakrecoer> phew... :p
[19:50] <sakrecoer> hmm...
[19:50] <studio-user742> I waited until it showed the system prompt
[19:50] <sakrecoer> just a second...
[19:51] <studio-user742> ok
[19:51] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: what version of ubuntu-studio are you running?
[19:51] <studio-user742> How can I see it?
[19:52] <studio-user742> I downloaded it last month, but I don't remember
[19:52] <sakrecoer> open a terminal and type: lsb_release -a
[19:52] <studio-user742> Release: 16.04
[19:54] <sakrecoer> ok... you could try this:...
[19:56] <sakrecoer> hmm... sorry... i thought i had it, but...
[19:56] <sakrecoer> was looking at this:http://askubuntu.com/questions/600834/nvidia-graphics-card-issues
[19:58] <sakrecoer> looks like it is not going to be easy if you don't plug both screens in the graphic card...
[19:58] <sakrecoer> https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2309831&p=13423833#post13423833
[20:00] <sakrecoer> but... the screen that is blank is connected to your motherboard, or your graphics card? studio-user742 ?
[20:08] <studio-user742> The blank one is connected to my motherboard
[20:09] <sakrecoer> i can't find an easy sollution for your setup (not both plugged into graphics card)
[20:10] <sakrecoer> is the screen plugged in your motherboard having a VGA cable?
[20:10] <studio-user742> Yes
[20:10] <sakrecoer> is there any DVI plug in your nvidia card?
[20:10] <studio-user742> yes, there is
[20:12] <sakrecoer> studio-user742: you could probably solve it like this: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001485.htm
[20:12] <sakrecoer> that is how i do...
[20:14] <studio-user742> Both my monitors are using VGA plug
[20:15] <studio-user742> But my main one can be connected with a DVI
[20:15] <studio-user742> maybe I won't need any conversion
[20:15] <studio-user742> I'll have to get a DVI wire
[20:16] <sakrecoer> yeah, i'm affraid it will be much easier than trying to set up what seems to be called "Multi-head with X server"
[20:17] <sakrecoer> i cannot guide you on that path at least...
[20:17] <sakrecoer> you could try ask in #ubuntu or on the forum maybe?
[20:18] <sakrecoer> sorry it didn't work out studio-user742 ..
[20:18] <studio-user742> No problem. Sure. Thanks for all your help, sakrecoer. :-)
[20:19] <sakrecoer> No problem! studio-user742
[20:23] <sakrecoer> hmm... multi-head is the same as multi-display... however, setting it up to work whenscreens are plugged into different gpu's seems too hard for me..
[20:23] <sakrecoer> gone.. oh well..
[20:57] <smilly> ciao
[20:57] <smilly> !list