Jaromír Mikeš wrote: > 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
Hi Mira :) I can't check it out for my 64 Studio install right now, but I will do so as soon as possible, at the moment I try to set up http://forums.opensuse.org/pre-release-beta/401422-enable-realtime-audio-midi-opensuse-11-1-rc.html, but I fear there is a problem with my sound card and 64-bit hardware, because of ... see below. *I recommend to remove 0.109 by synaptic and to use make install to install 0.116.* I was using checkinstall for Suse with my 32-bit mobo and since I have a 64-bit mobo and 64-bit installs checkinstall isn't fine for my Suse any more, maybe it's similar for 64 Studio. Ralf Subject: Re: [Jack-Devel] more testers wanted Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 15:43:42 +0100 Tommi wrote: > Well, the strange thing is that jackd runs perfectly with my dreaded > Intel on-board HDA chipset, but fails with ice1712 (which was working > like a charm in the kernel 2.4 days, but then I had plain x86 core) Hi Tommi :( I get the same thing like you with my ICE1712 on my 64-bit machine and I also don't had this trouble with my old 32-bit machine, but I need to have this new computer, because I couldn't make music with my old one, because the CPU was overloaded all the time. Ralf
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