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HP Remote Graphics 4.2.0 User's Guide
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With ALSA working, users can validate JACK by performing the following
steps:
1. Ensure that the ALSA device is properly configured and can be heard
through the desired port, i.e., headphone jack, speaker, etc.
2. Determine that no other jackd process is running:
3. ps -ef | grep jackd
The following steps connect a simple beeping client to a JACK sound server
daemon:
4. jackd -d alsa hw:0 & # start jackd
5. jack_metro -b 120 & # audio client
6. jack_lsp -c # display connections
7. jack_connect "metro:120_bpm" \ "alsa_pcm:playback_1"
Note : jack_lsp may suggest an alternate PCM playback channel based
on your hardware - use that for the jack_connect command
Other JACK tutorial ideas can be found at:
http://dis-dot-dat.net/jacktuts/starting/compiling.html
6. Cannot connect to running jackd process on Lunux Receiver:
You may not own the executing sound server process (i.e., your user Ids
(UID) may not match). Currently JACK systems only support client-server
combinations where the UIDs match. If UIDs do not match, you will often see
a client connection failure message:
jack server not running?
Troubleshooting Remote USB
HP Remote Graphics Software supports a Remote USB capability. This allows a user
to connect any number of USB devices to a local RGS Receiver system and have the
devices appear connected to the RGS Sender system.
Currently only a single Sender can receive the Remote USB device connections. If
you have problems connecting a Remote USB device, the following checklist may
help to identify the problem:
1. HP Blade Workstations Only:
Remote USB is only supported on an HP Blade Workstation Client receiver
system connected to a HP Blade Workstation sender system. In addition, the
Sender and Receiver versions must match. See the USB Remote
Requirements section for further details.
2. HP Remote Virtual USB Driver:
Verify that the HP Remote Virtual USB driver is installed and active on the HP
Remote Graphics sender system. Open the Windows XP Device Manager and