LinuxMusicians

I'm glad you're giving a word for Grub Customiser.

I have to live with a multi-boot machine, and with finding that kernel updates don't work for me. I'm supposed to "techie" (ha ha, it's all in the past) but I find grub very hard to undertand. Grub Customiser makes it all doable.

Just a thank you for the ongoing work

Just home after a holiday and caught up with the the falkTX and Nettings interviews.

Very well done and well presented. Excellent stuff: thank you all

Oh, guys... amazing... You are so tidy!

Try this too... $ mount without arguments it displays the mounted partitions in a fairly readable manner. Here's another handy one $ lsblk NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT sda 8:0 0 465.8G 0 disk ├─sda1 8:1 0 9.8G 0 part /media/Windows-C ├─sda2 8:2 0 11.7G 0 part ├─sda3 8:3 0 1K 0 part ├─sda4...

You'll never know if you don't try

I've never built a Linux kernel either, but I seem to remember having to build a Unix kernel within a few weeks of being introduced to computers, let alone kernels, and there wasn't an internet then.

BTW: The lowlatency kernel works for me.

ah, i think i did something stupid. I should have pasted ... That's why I wanted the intermediate commands, the prompts, everything , as if we were looking at your terminal. There had to be something, and it often takes a different pair of eyes to see "the something stupid." :D Glad you g...

Sorry... I would like you to cut and paste the terminal output, but with the commands too, and including the cd, pwd and ls commands. Something rather weird is going on. If people can see your terminal, as you see it, somebody may go "Aha!" What I pasted was the output I get on my machine,...

Can you do and cut and past some more, like... $ cd realtimeconfigquickscan/ $ pwd /home/thad/realtimeconfigquickscan $ $ ls AudioGroupCheck.pm Hz1000Check.pm realTimeConfigQuickScan.pl BackgroundCheck.pm KernelConfigCheck.pm RootCheck.pm Check.pm MultiAudioCheck.pm RtcCheck.pm COPYING NoHzCheck.pm ...

<Oh, sorry... crossposted with half a dozen other posts.>

Runs "out of the box"... Works with Jack...

One of the great USB audio confusions --- at least for me. There is USB1.0 ans USB2.0 (and now USB3.0). USB1.0 (which never found favour for audio of any kind) must be fully obsolete by now and only found on ancient machines. Then, as a subset of USB standards, there is USB Audio Class 1 (with limit...

Sure. So I thought better of it and deleted it. Let it the advice stand at removing the directory, and if somebody doesn't know how, then they will have to research to for themselves, hopefully learning the necessary caution along the way. I've done stupid things with that command. Probably most of ...

Maybe jack is configured not to accept self-connect requests? Just an idea, and probably a bad one, because I don't see why that should stop programs starting. I have played a bit with din some time ago. Some problems can be fixed by deleting the .din directory in your home directory This is also us...

SR wrote:Firewire is pretty much unusable on my system without a realtime kernel. I would start there.

I find that the low-latency kernel is fine. I have not tried the generic kernel for some time.

Dan, I'll try that and report back.

FalkTx, no, this was not at the beginning of the program, and it was really hiss. White noise.