On Tue, 2008-10-14 at 17:50 +0200, Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:

On Oct 14, 2008, at 5:21 PM, Roman Haefeli wrote:

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Hi List.... Well maybe it was discussed before.... I am looking for a live distro like "puredyne" , that i can start

from a CD, with my patches on an usb stick. Since i have to usse a "foreign" computer for a performance. I tried with puredyne but i am missing many externals from pd- extended.... Is there anything like a debian-live cd with the complete and full pd- extended ??

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i'm no expert in live distro area, but why don't you simply add the missing externals to the pure:dyne usb installation? i guess, it is easier to adapt the pd inside the distro than to adapt the distro around pd-extended.

roman

I didnt manage to....compile them...due to.....c compiler missing i think ..... and the "repository" - thing with apt-get didnt work as i expected it....

hmmmmm

first check, what frank suggested. then, if you still are missing something, you could try to simply copy the missing libraries from a pd-extended archive's /extra do the <pd-install>/extra on your pure:dyne.

roman

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Hello

I have a big problem

I try to load a file pure data (0.43), which is created with the
precedent version of PD-extended (0.39), and I have a big problem. PD doesn't load all subpatchs, and when I want to call subpatch, I
have this message on console : "too many open file".

I try to resolve this bug, but I can't find where is the error ???

best regards

pb

Hi again Philippe,

OK, I see from a previous message that you have OSX. Of course, this doesn't mean you can't Google there also ;-)

But, in short, here:

http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20041003195620508

I see the following:

Some large bittorrent files will be composed of hundreds of smaller .rar files. If the total number of files in a torrent is over 256, OS X bittorrent applications will fail with the "too many open files" error. This is because by default, OS X applications have a maximum limit of 256 open files. To get around this, in a terminal type:

ulimit -n 2000

Use 2000 or some other suitably large number. Then launch your bittorrent application from the same terminal window by cd'ing into the package, etc. Note that this will not work unless your application is launched from the same terminal.

There is probably a way to insert the ulimit statement into a logon script so that the effect is systemwide, but as of yet I haven't figured it out.

So is it possible that you opening more than 256 patches at once? Anyways, using ulimit when you open PD from the command line is only a workaround. If this bug is new for PD 0.43 I'd suggest downgrading to a more stable version (heck, I still only trust 0.39!!!!) and filing a bug report on the bleeding-edge one.

best, d.

philippe boisnard wrote:

I try to load a file pure data (0.43), which is created with the
precedent version of PD-extended (0.39), and I have a big problem. PD doesn't load all subpatchs, and when I want to call subpatch, I
have this message on console : "too many open file".

Yeah, that was a stupid mistake on my part, to fix it, you need to
add this little bit to /Applications/Pd-extended/Contents/Resources/ bin/pd.tk:

http://pure-data.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pure-data/branches/pd- extended/v0-40/pd/src/u_main.tk?r1=10154&r2=10318

.hc

On Oct 19, 2008, at 4:00 AM, philippe boisnard wrote:

Hello

I have a problem to create standalone with PD-extended 0.43 I have a message errr :

chmod: /Applications/pure-data/mixsonoreHP/untitled.app: No such file or directory chmod: /Applications/pure-data/mixsonoreHP/untitled.app: No such file or directory while executing "exec -- chmod -R u+w $appdir" (procedure "makeapp_createapp" line 5) invoked from within "makeapp_createapp $appdir" (procedure "menu_makeapp" line 18) invoked from within "menu_makeapp 0" (menu invoke)

best regards

pb

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Hi

1/ Thank you. I can compress stand alone. However I have some
problems to realise stand alone from folder and from patch, it's
certainl because I don't know the logic of this. I explain : when I create stand alone from a patch, no abstract —
that I have realised — is integrated. And when I want to create this
from a folder, when I load the stand alone, it doesn't function. I test.

2/ About number of files restrictiion : the patch is not with wii
(and with my patches which use the wii, I haven't bug or crash ?
however I use all coordonates of wii and nunchuck, as well for sound
and video). It's a video/sound patch for poetry performance, with
many subpatchs and abstracts. This patch turns good with 0.39, and
when I load it with 0.40.3, many abstracts are not loaded.

best regards

p

Le 19 oct. 08 à 18:19, Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :

Here's the file compressed, you can just replace /Applications/Pd- extended/Contents/Resources/bin/pd.tk with this one to fix it.

<pd.tk.bz2>

.hc

On Oct 19, 2008, at 4:00 AM, philippe boisnard wrote:

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Hello

I have a problem to create standalone with PD-extended 0.43 I have a message errr :

chmod: /Applications/pure-data/mixsonoreHP/untitled.app: No such file or directory chmod: /Applications/pure-data/mixsonoreHP/untitled.app: No such file or directory while executing "exec -- chmod -R u+w $appdir" (procedure "makeapp_createapp" line 5) invoked from within "makeapp_createapp $appdir" (procedure "menu_makeapp" line 18) invoked from within "menu_makeapp 0" (menu invoke)

best regards

pb

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