Hello all!
I'm interested in mucking about with giaga but I've been having trouble actually installing or running it on Debian 7. The .deb gives me a 'wrong architecture' error, which I find confusing since my amd64 Debian 7 installation is multi-arch and I have no problems with other i386 applications. I tried the binary but I couldn't get it to do anything, it didn't print an error to the terminal or anything, it just did nothing.
Lastly I tried source, however I couldn't find all the dependencies in the Debian repos. The configure script aborts when it cannot find rtAudio. I did install the librtaudio4 package, which did not help. I suspect it wants the librtaudio-dev package, however this package will remove JACK2 (and related packages) and replace them with JACK (and it's related packages), this is not something I really want to do.
So, what are my options here?
Slight side note: Any plans to get giada into the Debian repos? It'd be a great way to make it accessible to a wider audience as it is the base for an immense number of Linux distros, including the popular *buntu's.
Thanks,
Louis
Giada on Debian 7 Wheezy (Linux)
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Re: Giada on Debian 7 Wheezy (Linux)
Hi MrPopinjay, we moved your topic to a new area, just for organization's sake.
https://launchpad.net/~blablack/+archiv ... ld/4574320
https://launchpad.net/~blablack/+archiv ... ld/4574321
but it's obviously unsupported and unofficial. Maybe you could test those packages and give us some feedbacks
If I remember correctly, you have to be a Debian developer for your package to be included in the official repos. Can someone confirm this?
Anyway thanks for your precious feedbacks!
Unfortunately the .deb works only on 32 bit architectures for now. We will push out a new 64 bit version shortly!MrPopinjay wrote: I'm interested in mucking about with giaga but I've been having trouble actually installing or running it on Debian 7. The .deb gives me a 'wrong architecture' error, which I find confusing since my amd64 Debian 7 installation is multi-arch and I have no problems with other i386 applications.
RtAudio seems to be tricky... try to compile it from scratch and copy the library by hand in the right folders (lib and include - rtAudio does not have a make install option).MrPopinjay wrote: Lastly I tried source, however I couldn't find all the dependencies in the Debian repos. The configure script aborts when it cannot find rtAudio. I did install the librtaudio4 package, which did not help. I suspect it wants the librtaudio-dev package, however this package will remove JACK2 (and related packages) and replace them with JACK (and it's related packages), this is not something I really want to do.
That would be great, even if we haven't faced that yet. I've found something on Launchpad:MrPopinjay wrote: Slight side note: Any plans to get giada into the Debian repos?
https://launchpad.net/~blablack/+archiv ... ld/4574320
https://launchpad.net/~blablack/+archiv ... ld/4574321
but it's obviously unsupported and unofficial. Maybe you could test those packages and give us some feedbacks

Anyway thanks for your precious feedbacks!
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Giada on Debian 7 Wheezy Linux
Hi,
I have been playing Sheevaplug with Debian and FreePBX for sometime. Today, I tried to boot Sheevaplug from internal flash without USB drive plugged in. However, the Plug cannot boot into Ubuntu any more. The last few line from serial console said:
Code:
I have been playing Sheevaplug with Debian and FreePBX for sometime. Today, I tried to boot Sheevaplug from internal flash without USB drive plugged in. However, the Plug cannot boot into Ubuntu any more. The last few line from serial console said:
Code: