[PD] pd & ubuntu - nothing happens
Simon Schampijer
simon.schampijer at nuim.ie
Sat May 14 12:43:40 CEST 2005
hi,
if it is a new installation of ubuntu - it is the first audio
application you try to start maybe the soundcard is
allready in use by the desktop soundserver.
I had this problem running ubuntu and tried to start the
jackserver - would have been the same for pd.
When I started the jackd server via the qjackctl interface
i got an error sayinng that the hw:0 (the first soundcard
in my system) is allready in use. A Desktop like Gnome or
Kde can run its own soundserver. So I had a look if Gnome's
soundserver (esd, Kde is artsd) was running - and it was.
So find the process and kill it :)
ps -auxwww | grep esd
kill processnumber
# After that I was able to start the jackd server.
#To make this permanent:
# The startup of the gnome soundserver was stopped when I
# disabled the startup in system-preferences-sound preferences.
# And I could start the jack-server after it.
# btw: if you have also problems with the alsa sequencer. This is
# what I found on the net about it:
# See if the snd-seq kernel module is loaded (as root):
/sbin/lsmod | grep snd-seq
# If it is not there, load it explicitly:
/sbin/modprobe snd-seq
# Try starting your application...
# loading explicetely worked fine for me.
cheers simon
On 2005-05-14 01:44:12 +0100 jake elliott <racter at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi folks.
>
> i hope someone here has an idea of what's going wrong. i'm running
> ubuntu hoary 5.04 and i installed puredata via apt. i try running
> "pd" and nothing happens. when i run the command from a terminal, it
> just sits there with no result. eventually, i hit control-c and get
> "Pd: signal 2"
>
> i also tried downloading and building from source, but have the same
> issue.
>
> any ideas? i know it's hard without any error messages.
>
> thanks,
> jake
>
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