Hi Len,
You are right. My test machine only has motherboard sound, and a USB
device (Alesis iO2) which is very portable (but only 2 inputs at a time).
Most of the time it "just works", and it is only when I fiddle that I
get myself into unusual states :-)
But I will test and report back.
Incidently, we should probably create a suite of manual tests we could
point testers at between now and 20.04 (LTS):
http://packages.qa.ubuntu.com/
We have not used it for a few releases, but it could be resurrected.
Ross
On 4/27/19 9:06 PM, Len Ovens wrote:
> Rather than mucking up the bug comments... Ross, I think that you were
> the one who has only a USB device. In any case, that should also be
> fixed as a part of correcting defaults. please check for this. Removing
> ~/.config/autojackrc should show if th9is is so. you should not have to
> set up USB as master expicitely it should do that on it's own. The jack
> master box should sho USB and the USB master box should show your device.
>
> In a new install, jack is disabled at boot and in order to start jack
> the user has to open -controls and select start jack. Start jack will
> save the configuration and use it to start jack. This should default to
> using your USB device without you having to select it.
>
> I can't test this without taking my machine apart and removing cards and
> later reinstalling them. Doing this repeatedly will cause problems
> sooner rather than later as the PCI slots are not high use plugs.
>
> --
> Len Ovens
> www.ovenwerks.net
>
>
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