On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 12:06 PM, jegunn <[email protected]> wrote:
> Most importantly, I discovered that whether the QB9 works or not with its > USB2.0 setting is very dependent on sequencing. For me, on two machines > running voyage, if you power up the QB9 with the USB connected, it does NOT > work; one gets the ubiquitous > > ALSA clock.c:227: 4:1:1: cannot get frequency at ep 0x1 > > and the display immediately comes up "96", and it will not play > anything. > > If, on the other hand, you plug in the USB with voyage running and > the QB9 powered and running, it works fine. I will keep you posted > on further developments. I don't have that issue with my qb-9. It was purchased summer of 2010 and was one of the first units that contained the new 24/192 UAC2 board. Any combination of powering/connecting has worked just fine with any version of Voyage Linux or Voyage MPD. Normally, the qb-9 is in standby mode and the Alix gets turned on from a switch. Not once did I have to unplug/plug it in for it to initialize; truly flawless from day one. >One of the machines, a mini-itx with > a Zotac M880G motherboard, is running 7.0; the other, an old > VIA C7 mini-itx, is running the slightly more recent current version > I downloaded a couple of days ago; I do not think there are significant > changes from 7.0, but Punky could comment. > > I have had nutty troubles with mpd building the database from scratch; > the music on both machines is on a local disk, and I just make a symlink > called music in /var/lib/mpd to a directory which contains symlinks to > the real music directories, organized one directory per album, roughly. > It always takes several restarts and various combinations of deleting > tag_cache, etc, before the database finally magically appears, and I > have no real idea of what I did which finally made it happen. I wish > to hell that mpd --create-db had not gone away; it always seemed to work. Why not just edit mpd.conf and point to the directories on the local disk? Nick _______________________________________________ Voyage-linux mailing list [email protected] http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
