[14:35] Eickmeyer: it just keeps getting better: https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-user/2020-August/113306.html [14:36] Wim Taymans is the guy behind pipewire. [14:36] yes [14:36] but not the guy behind the new alsa module. [14:37] They are all out by 8 [14:37] But, a non 2-power not working for an internal sound card?????? [14:37] That seems like a bug [14:37] some are higher and some are lower [14:37] Yeah. That doesn't seem right at all. [14:38] but they are all "attached" to power of 2 sizes [14:40] I hope falktx is aware of this. I think there's some weird kernel regression causing all of these Jack issues. [14:40] He seems to think the issue in Fedora is libc related. [14:41] I think there are a number of applications and plugins that expect power of 2 buffer size or crash [14:43] I wonder if there is a way to read the media clock directly and use that to run the dummy back end or generate ones own irq [14:44] better to fix the bug [14:45] yep. [14:45] Easier to fix the bug in Jack than libc or the kernel, tbh. [14:46] * OvenWerks is glad his family did not get to camping yet. Looks like rain for 3 days. [14:47] Eickmeyer: it is the alsa module that needs fixed [14:48] OvenWerks: Gotcha. [14:48] The same HW did work with the old module