Hi derek:
Thanks for the reply;)
First: yes, ALSA wants to be modules. Always. You can either compile the built-in ALSA as modules, or emerge the alsa-driver package.
Argh, I have ALSA compiled not as modules, I will compile it again and see what happens. In this case, I will have to add to /etc/moudles.autoload.d/kernel-2.6. "ALSA", right? I have installed alsa-driver already and it works fine. Only if jack wants realtime as a user that I get error.
Second: you need to tell the realtime module who gets to use it. The line "modprobe realtime any=1" allows any user to gain realtime privileges, or you can specify a UID or GID [user/group ID]. Or add the "any=1", "GID=n" or "UID=n" to your /etc/moudles.autoload.d/kernel-2.6
I have done that already. I think my problem is that my ALSA is not as modules.
good luck,
Thanks, I will need it
Cheers
CHUN
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chun lee wrote:
Hi there:
Finally got round to install realtime-lsm on my newly install gentoo (kernel-2.6.9)
I got realtime-lsm form emerge and then added "realtime" to /etc/moudles.autoload.d/kernel-2.6. Upon reboot, realtime starts ok but when I try to start jack with realtime using qjackctl as normal user. I got a error saying
Cannot load driver module alsa Could not connect to JACK server as client
Does this mean that I need to have the alsa support compiled as modules for the kernel like realtime-lsm instead of compile into kernel?
Many thanks
CHUN