Well okay I sorted that, but..
It says I need jack >= 0.50.0 see http://sf.net/projects/Jackit
But jack is installed already?
Thanks Mike
It says I need jack >= 0.50.0 see http://sf.net/projects/Jackit
But jack is installed already?
Thanks Mike
Um, in your first post, I see you attempting to run a compressed tar of jack-rack. How did you install jack?
Perhaps more information about what you're running on, and what you're trying to do?
Perhaps more information about what you're running on, and what you're trying to do?
Wow, I got lost in the world of Terminal and fell asleep 🙂
Hello jplesset, basically I'm using the new Pi 2 with Kodi installed, my old Pi B+ has Raspbian installed. Jack was installed and Jack-Rack. I was using this Pi to process my subwoofer. It ran okay for a while, then would crash. Turns out, the stable version of Jack-Rack is 1.4.7 and the Raspbian uses 1.4.8! I was trying to compile Jack-Rack 1.4.7 tar from SourceForge. When I "make" in terminal, it said I need jack>=0.50.0
When I tried to "make" Jackit" from SourceForge, it did nothing, Raspbian then told me I'd ran out of space, I deleted the download .tar files, not the extracted .tar files to free up some space, it crashed, I rebooted and it hung with a flashing cursor in the top left corner!
That's as far as I got!
Regards
Mike
Hello jplesset, basically I'm using the new Pi 2 with Kodi installed, my old Pi B+ has Raspbian installed. Jack was installed and Jack-Rack. I was using this Pi to process my subwoofer. It ran okay for a while, then would crash. Turns out, the stable version of Jack-Rack is 1.4.7 and the Raspbian uses 1.4.8! I was trying to compile Jack-Rack 1.4.7 tar from SourceForge. When I "make" in terminal, it said I need jack>=0.50.0
When I tried to "make" Jackit" from SourceForge, it did nothing, Raspbian then told me I'd ran out of space, I deleted the download .tar files, not the extracted .tar files to free up some space, it crashed, I rebooted and it hung with a flashing cursor in the top left corner!
That's as far as I got!
Regards
Mike
You're trying to execute "/folder/subfolder/" which cannot be found.
It's probably tiredness. try "cd ~/folder/subfolder" or simply "cd subfolder".
It's probably tiredness. try "cd ~/folder/subfolder" or simply "cd subfolder".
Deafuser, I suspect you're missing some components that are required for your build. It's also possible that what you are building simply isn't ARM compatible. We are having a hard time truly understanding what commands you are issuing, and what results you get...
Hi, sorry been busy!
Basicaly I downloaded the https://sourceforge.net/projects/jack-rack/files/jack-rack/
Extracted it and in Terminal, went to the extracted directory and told it to "make"
Thanks Mike
Basicaly I downloaded the https://sourceforge.net/projects/jack-rack/files/jack-rack/
Extracted it and in Terminal, went to the extracted directory and told it to "make"
Thanks Mike
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