[nas] patch: output gain scaling
Jon Trulson
jon at radscan.com
Tue Jul 25 18:36:32 MDT 2006
On Tue, 25 Jul 2006, Paul Fox wrote:
> jon wrote:
> > On Mon, 24 Jul 2006, Paul Fox wrote:
[...]
> > Anybody else see this? I am using gcc 3.4.1-4mdk.
>
> i might be. i was building last night on my aging server
> (originally RH 7.2, w/ gcc 2.96) and moving the nasd binary to a
> debian etch (testing) machine to run it (it's the machine
> connected to the stereo, but it doesn't have a full devkit
> installed), and was getting a core dump. i suspected library
> mismatch, or other voodoo, and switched the test builds to
> another etch machine (gcc 4.0.4), and the core dump went away.
>
> i can investigate further.
I've been doing make Worlds. No library voodoo, tried full installs
to. It's in auvoxware, that I'm pretty sure of. Might be a bug
that's been around forever and now causes a notible problem. For me anyway.
>
> speaking of debian -- when upgrading, the current debian
> installer for nas tries to preserve the current "releasedevice"
> and "mixerinit" values, but everything else comes straight from
> the release. this means any other changes to the nas config get
> overwritten on an upgrade. seems like it might be time for the
> nas package to start md5'ing the config in order to detect any user
> changes. is the debian maintainer on the list?
Yes, Steve McIntyre is the debian maintainer. Don't know if he's
following this thread though.
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