> I think, yes, but the recommended way with newer kernels is to use the > rtlimits-aproach with up to date libpam modules. This is described > e.g. at > http://ubuntustudio.com/wiki/index.php/Breezy:Rlimits-Aware_PAM >
Cool thanks I'll give this a read. > > I've got a m-audio audiophile 24/96 and I want jackd to run without xruns. > > > > I tried the rt16 patches for 2.6.16 but my kernel just hangs on boot. > > I had (different) problems with the rt-patches for 2.6.16, but even a > vanilla kernel 2.6.16 gives very good results, that's why I use that > for now. Maybe you should try vanilla first, too. Thats exactly what I did first but I got lots of xruns. However, I wasn't running realtime so perhapas when I get Rlimits setup it will be different. -- Richard A. Smith
