>> I just downloaded the -RT kernel from the repository and tried to boot into >> it on my ASUS G1S. >> It did not boot up. >> It could be because I have compiled a sound driver against the generic >> kernel from the alsa-drivers testing repository. Oddly, I seem to remember >> it working a few days ago. >> Hmmm. Will check further. > >How does it not boot up? Do you get a kernel panic, are you dropped to the >initramfs/busybox prompt? Does GDM/X not load? > >With a bit more information, we may be able to help you work out the problem >you are having. > >Luke
Here's what happens. When I turn my computer on, it goes to the "UbuntuStudio" screen, lights up "Ub" and then freezes. If I go to "Recovery Mode" and then hit "Resume Normal Boot" I can log on. However, bad things happen when I try to run the only audio program I run, which is Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10, running in wine. I start up DNS. It lets me adjust the volume, and then I try to run it and everything freezes. So I push the button to re-boot. When I come back in (again through Recovery mode) it informs me that DNS is not completely installed, because it is missing a DLL. When I boot back into my regular kernel, DNS still is missing the DLL, and I have to re-install the program. I have an Xorg.0.log I can send you. Don't know if this listserve takes attachments, most of them don't. Susan -- Ubuntu-Studio-users mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-users
