Hi, just starting to test a new install of Fedora 17 (and releasing the Planet CCRMA packages for it as well :-)
I find that out of the box /dev/snd/seq does not get the acl updated to include the user currently logged in. That is happening for the pcm files in /dev/snd. The end result is that Qjackctl complains (as it did in Fedora 11!) that it can't use the ALSA sequencer interface.
Which Fedora component should I file a bug against? (udev?)
I also noticed that jack is starting by default in verbose mode and there seems to be no way to silence its output to the default (--silence has no effect). There is a thread about this (without a resolution) in LAU. Any clues on what might be happening?
-- Fernando
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On 31/05/12 23:15, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
Hi, just starting to test a new install of Fedora 17 (and releasing the Planet CCRMA packages for it as well :-)
I find that out of the box /dev/snd/seq does not get the acl updated to include the user currently logged in. That is happening for the pcm files in /dev/snd. The end result is that Qjackctl complains (as it did in Fedora 11!) that it can't use the ALSA sequencer interface.
Which Fedora component should I file a bug against? (udev?)
Isn't this related to the new(er) uevent thingy? I read something about /media also being deprecated and is now mounted under /run/$USER instead.
If you don't find a better place than udev, that's probably the closest you'll get at first-shot.
kind regards,
David Sommerseth
On 06/01/2012 12:22 AM, David Sommerseth wrote:
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On 31/05/12 23:15, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
Hi, just starting to test a new install of Fedora 17 (and releasing the Planet CCRMA packages for it as well :-)
I find that out of the box /dev/snd/seq does not get the acl updated to include the user currently logged in. That is happening for the pcm files in /dev/snd. The end result is that Qjackctl complains (as it did in Fedora 11!) that it can't use the ALSA sequencer interface.
Which Fedora component should I file a bug against? (udev?)
Isn't this related to the new(er) uevent thingy? I read something about /media also being deprecated and is now mounted under /run/$USER instead.
If you don't find a better place than udev, that's probably the closest you'll get at first-shot.
Thanks! I filed: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=827655
-- Fernando