magiccarpetride;681391 Wrote: > You may not like my answer, but things are far from being simplistic and > black-and-white in the world of digital sound processing. Far from being > linear in how it responds to the changes in its configuration, an OS > such as Linux is extremely complex and non-linear during its operation, > and so needs to be calibrated in a very sophisticated fashion. There is > no simple cut-and-dry solution such as 'just kill that process and > everything gets resolved'. That's why I'm saying that the journey had > just begun, and that much more effort is needed before we can tame this > complicated beast. > > Of course, simple-minded people don't like to hear this type of an > answer; they expect everything to work by simply pushing an 'Easy' > button. Daydreaming and wishful thinking won't help you here, I'm > afraid.
Are you serious? If soundcheck has made a modification to the linux server inside of SBT that kills the watchdog process, and still someone is reporting changes in sound when changing priority for the watchdog process, there are only to options. Either the people reporting are hearing changes that aren't there, or soundcheck's toolbox isn't working as intended. There may be a third option, of course, if the toolbox isn't supposed to kill the watchdog process. But the only one able to answer that is soundcheck. ;) You wrote: -There is no simple cut-and-dry solution such as 'just kill that process and everything gets resolved'.- That wasn't what I was asking. I'm asking if someone with Linux know how (You or SBGK) can tell me if my quotes from the tt-file says that it kills the watchdog process. Simple question, but hard to answer? -- NoRoDa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ NoRoDa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=49139 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=91322 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
