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You don't need a realtime kernel to achieve what you want. This is made crystal clear in the JACK FAQ. I also don't think that MPC is 'JACK-aware' the same way that vlc is, for example. It's not listed as such: http://jackaudio.org/applications/ You might want to consider vlc, it is a fine...

It should be blinking, so if it is, RT is working.

When you start up jack do you see that 'RT' light blinking on and off? Look in my screenshot above. Put the following lines at the end of the limits.conf file: ## thunderrd edit to setup realtime priority YourUserName - rtprio 99 YourUserName - memlock unlimited...

1) patchbay, yes. 2) are you configured for realtime privs? /etc/security/limits.conf

I'll be afk until this evening, but a fast thought - have you set up a persistent connection for it in the patchbay?

I've played around with this and have it running solo as my realtime sound server now. (with ALSA) I might be able to help you with the configuration if you have specific questions about that. There are a number of things to do to allow realtime access. The realtime access is the key to...

I want to follow this thread because I've long been interested in JACK. Several knowledgeable people have recommended it to me, but unfortunately I have nothing to add here since I haven't had the time to fuss with it as yet. It seems like from what I have heard, people have either a love or...

Kernel panics *shouldn't* happen unless the kernel options aren't set properly for the specific hardware you're compiling it for. After I build a kernel, I will occasionally see a panic because of something I toggled in the kernel settings. Generally, it's fairly easy for me to find but...

Regarding networkmanager.service, several big linux distros, including Debian, have adopted systemd to replace sysinit. The command he is referring to restarts the network interface in a systemd-based computer. On a sysinit-based computer, the command would be something like...

Never mind, solved the problem. Left out a curly bracket { :confused: D'oh.

Anyone with any experience in Haskell/XMonad? Let me know, I need to script something, and am struggling.

One good thing about living here in Thailand is the providers are a bit cheaper than in other countries. I pay around $100/mo for 100Mbps service, and actually get about 75-80 down on most days, 10 up. Today is a good day, as you see in the screenshot. The service isn't bad, but it is subject...

Guy spends $150,000 worth of supercomputer time [taxpayer money] to find $10,000 worth of bitcoin [for himself]. http://www.cio.com/article/753803/US_Researcher_Banned_for_Mining_Bitcoin_Using_University_Supercomputers

Hey Ron, what have you been up to, it's been a while? Good to see you.

You're preaching to the choir, but it doesn't change the fact that most folks aren't like you/us. 'Just works' is a very powerful selling point.

This is exactly why most folks just give up on Linux; sometimes quickly, and sometimes after a while. And it's not just in the gaming area. I see this all the time in Gentoo; someone upstream pushes an update for some commonly used library and it breaks practically everything else in the...

I think we should all upvote this until he gets his way. Then we might all make some money. http://slashdot.org/submission/3605533/kickstarter-wont-let-you-fund-a-death-star-

I'm getting bogged down with where we're discussing this, here or via email, but I'll sum up what I wrote over there: Are there no avenues to buy games *in a box* anymore? This may sound like a stupid question but I have not lived stateside in many years, so I'm probably WAY behind the curve...

I've been in and out a bit, but the Reddit thing sounds like it could be a good idea. If Gizmo thinks it's OK, why not buy one and put it up there as an experiment?

Did that install guide get it going for you?