On 2/15/19 7:16 AM, William Binta wrote:

Hi list,

I'm new to Linux and particullary to the Fedora distribution. But as some people, I failed at installing the last build (0.49) on Fedora 29. I precisely followed the steps on the INSTALL.txt, installed every thing necessary mentioned for a successful compilation but yet, my pure-data installation doesn't detects any audio devices. I get the "priority 92 scheduling failed; running at normal priority" on the pd console and "priority 94 scheduling failed" error message on the terminal. Even though I enabled jack on the "configure" step and put the -jack flag, I read on the terminal that pure-data was not build with JACK.

you must install the headers for ALSA and JACK prior to running ./configure, if you want to use them. something like:

# yum install jack-audio-connection-kit-devel alsa-devel

also:

My installation configuration was= ./configure --enable-jack

--enable-fftw --enable-universal=x86_64 --disable-oss --without-local-portaudio

"--enable-universal" sounds very much like a OSX flag (i just checked the INSTALL.txt, and it can indeed be read to suggest this flag)

why did you add the "--without-local-portaudio" flag?

fgdsar IOhannes