please always reply to the list. i have zero interest into fixing individual problems privately.
On 06/20/2012 04:46 PM, Julian Brooks wrote:
Hey,
Still wondering about this?
How do I fix the enumeration?
you can't (unless you are willing to dig into the pd-sources)
you could try installing "jackd2"...
Ok - done that.
which version of puredata do you have installed? $ apt-cache show puredata
julian@jb-laptop:~/Desktop$ apt-cache show puredata Package: puredata Version: 0.43.2-3
should be recent enough.
Installed-Size: 43 Maintainer: Paul Brossier piem@debian.org Architecture: all Depends: puredata-core, puredata-gui, puredata-doc, puredata-extra,
just to make sure: "puredata-core" is also 0.43.2-3, innit?
which version of pd are you using? $ which pd
/usr/local/bin/pd
which means that you are not using the pd that debian provides for you, but some other installation, which you compiled yourself. which version of pd is that?
$ pd -version
in order to run the debian-provided Pd (which i did test quite a lot), please run $ /usr/bin/puredata aka $ puredata or $ /usr/bin/pd
Same problem with jack.
even if you start jack before starting "pd -jack"?
Yes: oops: ALSA cards not reported in order? priority 6 scheduling enabled. priority 8 scheduling enabled. watchdog: signaling pd... watchdog: signaling pd... watchdog: signaling pd... watchdog: signaling pd... watchdog: signaling pd... watchdog: signaling pd... watchdog: signaling pd...
Grrrr & Hmmmm.
this is quite weird.
first, start jack (e.g. using "qjackctl")
make sure that you run a "known" Pd (e.g. the one that comes with debian)
try to start it with "-nosound", and select the "jack" from the media-menu.
fgamsrd IOhannes
please always reply to the list.
Yes, of course. Apologies
you can't (unless you are willing to dig into the pd-sources)
Rather not atm
just to make sure: "puredata-core" is also 0.43.2-3, innit?
Yip yip
which means that you are not using the pd that debian provides for you,
but some other installation, which you compiled yourself.
Was a clean install but I've spent a couple of solid days attempting to get Pd'ing so had various versions and some offcuts and shrapnel knocking around. Combed through and hope clean again.
in order to run the debian-provided Pd (which i did test quite a lot), please run $ /usr/bin/puredata aka $ puredata or $ /usr/bin/pd
aptitude install puredata So now aptitude gets as far as 'Setting up puredata (0.43.2-3)'. Then nothing from any of the 3 options above...
julian@jb-laptop:~/Desktop$ /usr/bin/puredata bash: /usr/bin/puredata: No such file or directory
etc.
It is there tho':
whereis puredata puredata: /usr/lib/puredata /user/share/puredata
whereis pd pd: /usr/include/pd
Can't run Pd so the rest is currently superfluous.
Urgh - feels like user-error somewhere along the line. Reinstalling the whole thing seems a bit sledgehammer/nut-like but this is getting tedious.
Will report back.
J.
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On 2012-06-21 00:25, Julian Brooks wrote:
aptitude install puredata So now aptitude gets as far as 'Setting up puredata (0.43.2-3)'. Then nothing from any of the 3 options above...
hmm, $ dpkg -L puredata-core | grep bin /usr/bin/puredata
so if you have puredata-core installed and there is no /usr/bin/puredata then something is wrong....
whereis puredata puredata: /usr/lib/puredata /user/share/puredata
well i get: puredata: /usr/bin/puredata /usr/lib/puredata /usr/bin/X11/puredata /usr/share/puredata /usr/share/man/man1/puredata.1.gz
whereis pd pd: /usr/include/pd
Can't run Pd so the rest is currently superfluous.
Urgh - feels like user-error somewhere along the line. Reinstalling the whole thing seems a bit sledgehammer/nut-like but this is getting tedious.
the "whole thing" should only be "puredata" (+ dependencies). probably you want to try a more interactive package manager, like "aptitude", where you can inspect the exact versions that are installed and that are going to be installed/upgraded easily.
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