< Dave Phillips wrote: < > Ralf Mardorf wrote: < >> [snip] < >> < >> Anyway there isn't much hope, because 64 Studio 2.1 is using jackd < >> 0.103.0 and not 0.109. < >> < >> < > No problem. I just build and install the latest vesion of JACK over the < > default installation. < > < > ./configure --prefix=/usr < > < > Build and install, and that's it. 64 Studio is Debian, and it can stand < > this kind of update. If things go wrong I can always re-install the < > default from Synaptic. < > < < Instead of running "make install", you can run checkinstall to create a < .deb that can be easily removed or upgraded since the dpkg database has < a record. Make sure you correctly fill in the version number (it is a < cureses interface that you should be able to easily figure out). < < You have to install checkinstall first. Currently it is packaged for < lenny and sid: < http://packages.debian.org/lenny/checkinstall < < It is also part of the Ubuntu distro for those using Ubuntu. <
Hello, I was just impressed by possibility of using "checkinstall" ... it seems to be clever way to install from source files. I was playing a little bit around and tried build/install latest jack release. I succeed to install "jack-audio-connection-kit-0.116.1" package which was not overwrite my jack 109.2 and even blocked jack on start-up. I had to uninstall it. Can somebody advice me how to do it? In best way to overwrite/upgrade my current 109.2 package. Thanks for advice Mira _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
