pedrocortez
October 13th, 2009, 05:32 PM
Hi
I have a multiboot set up on my old P4 1.8Ghz system with 3 boot options.....
1) Hardy 8.04 LTS - for net, songbird, and trying out all things Linux , and mainly experimenting with audio apps and settings before commiting them to UbuntuStudio set up below ..
2) UbuntuStudio 8.04 rt - my stable recording DAW system which is currently very stable running Jack, Ardour, Rosegarden Linuxsampler and other bits and pieces.
I use this for songwriting and recording my band demos.
3) Windoze XP ( never use it now really )
Ive been trying to get the no.(1) Hardy LTS system to have an -rt kernel to try out audio apps and settings before committing them to boot option no (2) above.
but even though i try to install rt kernel and headers for the Hardy kernel via synaptic , the -rt option just doesn't show in my GRUB menu at boot time. I've done all the usual things to install and set @audio prio , memlock in etc/security/limits.conf but if I run uname -r , output is just the generic 2.6.24-24 generic kernel not the -rt kernel i'm hoping will show up.
? what should i check / do next ?
cheers
Pete
I have a multiboot set up on my old P4 1.8Ghz system with 3 boot options.....
1) Hardy 8.04 LTS - for net, songbird, and trying out all things Linux , and mainly experimenting with audio apps and settings before commiting them to UbuntuStudio set up below ..
2) UbuntuStudio 8.04 rt - my stable recording DAW system which is currently very stable running Jack, Ardour, Rosegarden Linuxsampler and other bits and pieces.
I use this for songwriting and recording my band demos.
3) Windoze XP ( never use it now really )
Ive been trying to get the no.(1) Hardy LTS system to have an -rt kernel to try out audio apps and settings before committing them to boot option no (2) above.
but even though i try to install rt kernel and headers for the Hardy kernel via synaptic , the -rt option just doesn't show in my GRUB menu at boot time. I've done all the usual things to install and set @audio prio , memlock in etc/security/limits.conf but if I run uname -r , output is just the generic 2.6.24-24 generic kernel not the -rt kernel i'm hoping will show up.
? what should i check / do next ?
cheers
Pete