Dnia 21-08-2007 o 19:28:47 Bill Unruh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał(a):

> On Tue, 21 Aug 2007, Maciej oziski wrote:
>
>> Thank you very much! I'll try this.
>> Unfortuantely my laptop has a lot of problems now. I upgraded it to  
>> debian
>> testing from stable to get the latest alsa drivers, and it started to  
>> have
>> soft lockups. Now I came back from work, and it doesn't even want to  
>> power
>> up :-/
>>
>
> You do not have to install a whole new operating system to get a new  
> alsa.
> Just download the latest alsa, compile it on the machine you want to use  
> it
> on with the appropriate kernel source tree and config file, and install  
> it. (NOte you need to check to see if the files in
> /lib/modules/<kernel-version>/kernel/snd have a .o or .ko extention, or  
> are compressed ( eg .ko.gz) If so, then the
> alsa make install screws up and you need to run
> find /lib/modules/<kernel-version>/kernel/snd -name snd\*.\*o.gz|xargs rm
> first so as to remove the old modules.
>
> Note also that debian is the worst distribution to use if you want to
> support the latest hardware. They purposely trade off support for
> stability. That may be a good tradeoff for some, but support for sound
> hardware is not one of the places.


Yes, I know debian is not the best. But I know it better than others and  
so I use it.
I downloaded "64 Studio" debian, and will give it a try as soon as  
possible :-)

What distro do you use? Which is the best for midi work?
I tried dyne:bolic and pure:dyne, but it's hard to compile new drivers  
there... Despite that I think they're great.

If it comes to the drivers, the patch Clemens Ladisch has provided link  
to, worked well. My interface now works. But unfortunately I can't use it  
due to problems with real time - when I do some work with interface (enter  
notes wit mouse etc), there are delays. Really nasty. So I'll wait for a  
RT kernel.

cheers
Maciek

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