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thank's:<br>
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Fernando Lopez-Lezcano a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">On Wed, 2009-02-25 at 17:44 +0100, Raphael Raccuia wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi list...
I'm very new fedora/ccrma user. I use Ubuntu and some debian fork music
oriented since 3 years, and I wanted to change, just to know other
distributions... I choosed CCRMA for its kernel-rt, rtirq script and
other configurations well integrated, and for its ffado/jackd last
versions in repositories... I also like its sound development
orientation (pd super collider etc...)
But the rt-kernel refuse to work: boot starts normally, then stop and
verboses some informations I can't find in log files... He tells about
udev fail on last line...
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Sorry you are getting into problems so early :-(
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In the same time, on normal kernel, everything seems to work very
good...<br>
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Do you remember the exact error message it prints?
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Yes, now I copied. It boots normally, I can see progression line, but
then a verbose appears (I can't identify a real error message),
progression line continue slowly to end, and nothing happens... If I
press 'esc' or a F-key, this message appears:<br>
udevd-event[717]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit (after a
fedora boot start message in french)<br>
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If the rt kernel can't boot on your hardware then the rest of the
firewire stuff will not work I'm afraid to say. Sigh. I take it you are
able to boot normally into the Fedora kernels right?
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yes<br>
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Which version of Fedora did you install? Fedora 10?
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10<br>
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<pre wrap="">And a FFADO question: do I have to install raw1394 to use my fw device,
or it is supposed to work with ohci_core/ohci_...???
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<pre wrap="">You would not need to install anything special...
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ok...<br>
I tried to run jack on normal kernel, but I get something like "access
to firewire.so (or similar): permission denied"... I thought libraw1394
and ieee??? was necessary to run ffado...<br>
Thanks,<br>
raf<br>
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