Bell - 3:03 pmĪlso see:, and (which the Fedora PA page links to). …and I have no idea what I should write in the bugreport…Ĭomment by Matthew W. ondemand), pulseaudio and for some reason it gets worse if the music/video is treamed over bad connection of sshfs… Myself I have problems running audio on F11, and think it seems to be somethink realted to powersave (i.e. If you could improve that, that would certainly be beneficial to a lot of people :) On the Fedora wiki there are currently these guides to debug sound problems: it should be rock-solid in matter of client-server interaction, there should be no client able to bring whole server down. PA is superb, but often very annoying, and pita to debug what really is going on.ītw. I think a lot of features PulseAudio brings to the table are long overdue and very welcome. No need for the haters to comment on this post – whether it’s hate against Skype or PulseAudio :) Lennart, if you can give me some starter tips to provide better bug reports I’ll volunteer to write up a Trac wiki guide to do the debugging and bug reporting. Googling doesn’t find me a guide, and PulseAudio’s website doesn’t have one either. A PulseAudio debugging guide would be excellent to have one that would tell me ‘set up pulseaudio like this to get more info when the crash happens’. What I’m lacking in PulseAudio is a way in to understand problems and help create good bug reports. The bug itself is not the point of this post. PulseAudio asserts and goes away probably because of something Skype does wrong (although one could argue that PulseAudio shouldn’t break down completely because of one bad client). Today I was reminded again as I ran into some problems with skype ( bug filed).
I certainly pretend to know more about Linux audio than the average user, and even then I’m mystified by simple things as ‘why does pulseaudio sometimes not seem to be running ? What is responsible for starting it at login time ? Why doesn’t it get started when some app starts playing sound ? How do I figure out why sound doesn’t work for this application ?’ So I have the right mind set, which is why I persevere.īut one thing PulseAudio definitely lacks is transparency.
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I even manage to be amused at Lennart’s abrasiveness when it comes to defending the software he writes (though it might help that I know the guy). The rpmbuild command will generate the binary rpm in the rpmbuild/RPMS/platform_name_here directory.I subscribe to the dream. Rpmbuild -bb ~rpmmanager/rpmbuild/SPECS/pxNodeManager.spec To create the binary rpm, run the rpmbuild command. One can easily add additional files to the binary rpm, by adding them under the %files section of the spec file. ("cp ~rpmmanager/builds/pxService/dist/pxNodeManager.jar. The above spec file copies the pxNodeManager.jar file from the location I use to build the. usr/local/bin/psydexNodeManager/pxNodeManager.jar Mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/usr/local/bin/psydexNodeManagerĬd $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/usr/local/bin/psydexNodeManagerĬp ~rpmmanager/builds/pxService/dist/pxNodeManager.jar. Psydex Node Manager provides status to the Psydex Service Manager via JMS. Vi ~rpmmanager/rpmbuild/SPECS/pxNodeManager.spec
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Yum install gcc kernel-devel kernel-headersĭownload/install latest jre and jdk java rpms Yum -y install libXv.i686 libXScrnSaver.i686 qt.i686 qt-x11.i686 pulseaudio-libs.i686 pulseaudio-libs-glib2.i686 alsa-plugins-pulseaudio.i686 Install libflashPlayer.so in ~tmurray/.mozilla/plugins directory.
Yum install kmod-nvidia xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-libs.x86_64ĭownload Adobe 64-bit flash player from adobe home page. Rdblacklist=nouveau nomodeset nouveau.modeset=0 Mv /boot/initramfs-$(uname -r).img /boot/initramfs-$(uname -r)-nouveau.imgĭracut /boot/initramfs-$(uname -r).img $(uname -r) Yum install createrepo rpm-devel rpmdevtools expat-devel zlib-devel
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