[64studio-devel] [Jackit-devel] Problems running jamin (plugins not found).

[Quentin Harley]

Hi Daniel, Free.

Is this an installer kernel issue?  Do we need to open a ticket?

Regards,
Quentin

ronan mcallister wrote:
> Quentin, or anyone else,
>
> Do you know how I'd add a disk driver at Studio64 installation time?
>
> I don't think Studio64 has support for my SATA drive (I think it's the 
> ata_piix driver on Suse which Suse includes).
>
> Thanks
> Ronan
>
> On 1/25/07, *Quentin Harley* <qharley at wbs.co.za 
> <mailto:qharley at wbs.co.za>> wrote:
>
>     Hi Ronan,
>
>     I have the RME card... quite a performer.  I would not wait if I had a
>     choice ;-)
>
>     I see you are using SuSE.  I found that if you are going to use the
>     system primarily for sound that a dedicated sound distro is much
>     easier
>     to get going (read: out of box sound support = jack, jamin, ardour,
>     audacity, hydrogen  etc.)
>
>     I am currently using 64 Studio.  http://64studio.com    Although it is
>     an AMD64 distro, they have a i386 "Old school" edition available
>     for the
>     32bit systems.  You will not have to configure *anything* to get your
>     stuff going,  and because it is Debian based, you can use any of the
>     hundreds of debian repositories to add to your list of working pro
>     sound
>     apps.  It's a single CD download...
>
>     Not that I am trying to take away your distro hacking fun.  If that is
>     your aim, hack away.  I did the same at first.  I just know that most
>     musicians would rather make music than struggle with the
>     intricacies of
>     getting stuff to work.  Leave that to the capable developers (like
>     some
>     of the members of this list) and to the distribution packagers.
>
>     Quentin
>
>