Kevin Donnelly wrote: > On Wednesday 04 November 2009 13:57, rosea grammostola wrote: > >> But will the drivers for the Yamaha products also be fine? e.g. are the >> yahama products still working likely after the force? >> > > Call me a scaredy-cat, but I would be very dubious about force-installing a > kernel. If your main aim is to get your wireless working, would it not be > possible to buy a USB one and use that in preference to the one on your PC? > I suspect the time you save in faffing about with all sorts of brokenness > will pay for it a couple of times over. >
Yesno instead of buying new hardware, it seems to be better to get as most as possible hardware configurations working for linux real-time audio. OTOH it will safe time for the user just to buy another hardware. I don't know what is consequentially. In his case, if I remember correctly, the device is fine with some distros or distro versions and that's a reason (after doing a backup) to do some experiments, before buying another hardware. ... yes, I found this earlier reply: rosea grammostola wrote: > Ralf Mardorf wrote: > >> rosea grammostola wrote: >> >> >>> Or is it possible to backport the 64studio jaunty-backport kernel to hardy? >>> >>> >>> >>> >> I guess you are asking for including the jaunty kernel to hardy >> backports, because of your wireless device. >> > Indeed, but not only for my wireless. I could add the jaunty kernel to > hardy, but that doesn't seems to be a good practise afaik. > If I understand correctly his device is fine with Jaunty. Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
