4 versions 64studio not working

432Hz

Posted: Thu, 01/07/2010 - 12:56

I tried to install four times a diverent version of 64studio in virtualbox - where i also have Ubuntu 9.10 and Debian-503 installed. Not anyone of the 64 studio version i getted instaled. I downloaded it from diverend mirrors and also from diverend places - wireless laptop. What's that? This one's i tried from not alll a remember the mirror 64studio_3.0-beta3_i386.iso 64studio-live_2.0_i386.iso _ 64studio_2.0_i386.iso # from http://www.gnulinuxcentar.org/64studio/ 64studio_2.1_i386.iso # from http://download.linuxaudio.org/64studio/ with It turns out that in two they dont wont to install at all. And the 64studio_3.0-beta3_i386.iso and the http://download.linuxaudio.org/64studio/ with 64studio_2.1_i386.iso installed all pakkets and then messaged install terminaded cant install ....... Regreads Hendrikus .

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create a 64Studio partition

porisija
Joined:09/29/07

Posted:Sun, 01/10/2010 - 12:54

64Studio realtime kernel needs direct access to all system resources and that's why it most probably won't "play ball" with virtualbox. Linux has a layer called PAM (= Pluggable Access Module) that governs all access to the kernel - see the settings in the file /etc/security/limits.conf. In 64Studio users in the group audio have highest priority to the kernel processes. This mechanism will not work in virtual environments. It's in fact pointless to use 64Studio in a virtual machine - your host will set the limits to all running virtual Linux systems and block any direct access to the kernel. If you wish to use 64Studio I recommend installing it to another partition on your harddrive. The installer will know how to set up a dual boot system.

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432Hz
Joined:01/07/10

Posted:Fri, 01/15/2010 - 15:18

Porisija Thank you for your outstanding answer of my situation. Your answer is for my completle clear understandable. I wil install Studio 64 at another partition. Aldo i had many problems with install Debian on o partition. And Studio 64 is Debian related. I will inform you later about my progress with Studio64

What (real) hardware do you have?

432Hz
Joined:01/07/10

Posted:Sun, 01/10/2010 - 12:15

>What (real) hardware do you have? Linux - Pardus on a Compaq laptop presario CQ60 And 64 Studio in Virtualbox. >64 Studio has a real time kernel, and does not like virtual environments so much. O.k that's make sense.

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Quentin Harley
Joined:05/24/07

Posted:Fri, 01/08/2010 - 16:18

Now we are getting somewhere. I noticed virtual box. 64 Studio has a real time kernel, and does not like virtual environments so much. Are you running the virtual machine under windows? In that case you will have the worst of both worlds, as windows will limit the RT performance of 64 studio even if you manage to install it. What (real) hardware do you have?

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Quentin Harley
Joined:05/24/07

Posted:Thu, 01/07/2010 - 14:49

2.1 is installable if you set the clock back 2 years, and back again after installing the software. 3.0 beta 3 is the most current version, and I would recommend this version.