Menu 835-836
VST
PLUGINS for all players in Audiolinux lxqt, see Latest news for
more information!
The great
advantage is that now the service checking every minute if the
application is assigned to the right group of cores is no more
necessary
You must have a kernel with cgroup v2 enabled
(Users of Ravenna daemon and kernel module should update driver with the option in Audio extra menu to fix compatibility with kernel 6.12)
-> You must re-configure isolated cores with the option in System menu
You must reboot after each change in isolated cores configuration
NEW realtime priority framework using systemd CPUSchedulingPriority
The great advantage is that now the rtapp service checking every minute if an application process has the right priority is no more necessary
rtapp will start however if the application does not accept systemd priority, but only for that specific application
-> You must re-configure realtime priority with the option in System menu
You must restart your active audio services or reboot after the update and after each priority change
You must have a kernel with cgroup v2 enabled
(Users of Ravenna daemon and kernel module should update driver with the option in Audio extra menu to fix compatibility with kernel 6.12)
-> You must re-configure isolated cores with the option in System menu
You must reboot after each change in isolated cores configuration
NEW realtime priority framework using systemd CPUSchedulingPriority
The great advantage is that now the rtapp service checking every minute if an application process has the right priority is no more necessary
rtapp will start however if the application does not accept systemd priority, but only for that specific application
-> You must re-configure realtime priority with the option in System menu
You must restart your active audio services or reboot after the update and after each priority change
Audiolinux V4 released!
You can buy a V4 upgrade or the new
Audiolinux V4 in Audiolinux shop
All other images will NOT be
discontinued since avx512 extension set is available only on
a limited number of CPU
The price for upgrade is 50$*
Audiolinux V4 can be installed only if you have a CPU supporting avx512 extension, for example all Ryzen 7000 series, Intel rocketlake, Intel i3-1115G4, Intel i7-1165G7 etc.
If in doubt please contact support
Audiolinux V4 can be installed only if you have a CPU supporting avx512 extension, for example all Ryzen 7000 series, Intel rocketlake, Intel i3-1115G4, Intel i7-1165G7 etc.
If in doubt please contact support
PRICESAudiolinux V3 headless 1 year support with image $ 99Audiolinux V4 headless 1 year support with image $ 99Audiolinux V3 lxqt 1 year support with image $ 99Audiolinux Classic headless 1 year support with image $ 69Audiolinuxlxqt 1 year support with image $ 69ClassicAudiolinux Raspberry 1 year support with image $ 69Audiolinux V4Audiolinux V3unlimited time support $ 199headlessunlimited time support $ 199headlessAudiolinux V3lxqt unlimited time support $ 199Audiolinux Classic headless unlimited time support $ 139AudiolinuxAudiolinux Classic lxqt unlimited time support $ 139Audiolinux all versions unlimited time support* $ 299unlimited time support $ 139RaspberryAudiolinux V3/V4 extra year $ 50Audiolinux Classic or Raspberry extra year $ 35Audiolinux upgrade to V3 or V4** $ 50Audiolinux additional image V3 or V4*** $ 50Audiolinux additional image Classic or Raspberry$ 35**Audiolinux 10 licenses (with discount) -> contact supportAudiolinux USB stick/SD card -> contact supportAudiolinux V4 will work only with
AMD Ryzen 7000 series CPU, Intel rocketlake
Intel i3-1115G4, Intel i7-1165G7 or other CPU
supporting avx512 extension setAudiolinux V3 will work only with
Intel Haswell CPU and newer or AMD Excavator and newer
if supporting avx2 extension set* You can download V3, V4, Classic and Raspberry**
If a new version was not available at the time of purchase
a little extra payment will be necessaryIf you have an active subscription*** If you have an active subscription to a version and you
want another
Why
should you buy Audiolinux?
1) Audiolinux kernel with the
realtime patch will give audio applications a very high
priority with record CPU latency that can arrive at less
than 1 microsecond average on some systems2) Audiolinux V3/V4 kernels are compiled with x86_64_v3/ x86_64_v4 architecture, LTO FULL, 2000 Hz frequency and many patches including Audiolinux ones for a performance uplift from 10% to 36%!
Moreover pre-compiled optimized kernels are available for many architectures. If your CPU is not on the list you can ask support for a new optimized kernel that after will be updated regularly or you can compile the kernel automatically yourself
3) In V3/V4 versions applications and libraries are compiled with x86_64_v3/x86_64_v4 architecture
4) The proprietary application RTPRIORITY can assign specific realtime priority to your audiocard, audio application and network (rtirqs, rtapp, rtnet)
5) With proprietary application PPOWER you can choose and configure your CPU governor driver: acpi, intel pstate, amd pstate or amd pstate epp
6) A menu with more than 120 options with which even a system without a graphical desktop is easy to use
7) With ramroot option you can load the entire system to RAM for a record reactivity and general performance. This way you can run a system without drives
8) Full access to root will allow to install all applications available on linux and apply special configurations
9) Fast email support and remote Desktop support with AnyDesk if necessary
10) You can access Audiolinux from another PC with ssh/sftp, Web interfaces from a browser and NoMachine remoteDesktop in lxqt version
Audiolinux versions
Audiolinux classic headless is without graphical Desktop but a full set of menus. A little better in performance because of less memory used and less processes activeAudiolinux classic lxqt is with
graphical LXQt Desktop and all audio applications already
installed and tested. Audiolinux menus are included
Audiolinux headless and LXQt V3/V4
are completely rebuild OS with most applications and libraries
compiled with x86_64_v3 or x86_64_v4 and LTO with kernel optimized
for your specific CPU
Audiolinux V3 headless 7.1.0
Audiolinux V3 lxqt 9.1.0
Audiolinux V3 lxqt 9.1.0
Audiolinux Classic lxqt
version 9.1.0
Audiolinux
Raspberry Pi4-Pi5 64 bit 4.4.0
Release
notes
AudioLinux
scripts, RTpriority and PPower Copyright P. O. AudioLinux
image contains proprietary software. It cannot be copied
without removing the corresponding software. AudioLinux is
not a separate Linux distribution but only a customized
Archlinux image for audio. For all legal and copyright
issues please refer to www.archlinux.org The payments
reported above are for support, customization work,
proprietary (non-GPL) software, usb stick, shipping.
Refund is possible only if the OS does not boot (provided
that the user have tried to contact support and has given
all the information needed to fix the problem). We take no
responsibility for third-party software installed.
AudioLinux
scripts, RTpriority and PPower Copyright P. O. AudioLinux
image contains proprietary software. It cannot be copied
without removing the corresponding software. AudioLinux is
not a separate Linux distribution but only a customized
Archlinux image for audio. For all legal and copyright
issues please refer to www.archlinux.org The payments
reported above are for support, customization work,
proprietary (non-GPL) software, usb stick, shipping.
Refund is possible only if the OS does not boot (provided
that the user have tried to contact support and has given
all the information needed to fix the problem). We take no
responsibility for third-party software installed.
If you are a company that is
selling a Streamer/Audio PC and you want a custom version of
AudioLinux please contact us at support@audio-linux.com
AUDIOLINUX
MINI GUIDE
(clik on
images for full size display)
Main menu
INSTALLATION
--> You cannot install Audiolinux on a single partition but only to the full hard disk (Audiolinux image has 2 partitions, UEFI fat32 and linux ext4). The target drive will be deleted. Recommended minimum size is 32 GB.
We recommend to install Audiolinux first to USB stick and after copy the installation to internal drive with the option "COPY/BACKUP current installation to another drive" in System menu. Keep this USB installation, it will be useful if you want to install to a second PC or for emergency fix.
LINUX
To install audiolinux on external USB stick or internal Hard Disk, if you already have linux installed (-> change name to your version file name):
1) Boot from your linux installation and download the image
2) Verify that the image file is not corrupted with
sha256sum audiolinux_mini_700.img.gz
3) Find the hard disk address by typing
sudo fdisk -l
4) If, for example, the HD is /dev/sda, copy the image with
gunzip -c audiolinux_mini_700.img.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sda bs=1M status=progress
(this will delete the hd, it is not necessary to format it previously)
5) Extend the ext4 partition until covering the remaining part of the hard disk (this will fix also GPT size errors. Note that you will need more than the default size for Roon database)
--> If you plan to use ramroot later, leave some unallocated space on the hdd for an extra partition or add another drive, otherwise, if you copy the music files into audiolinux partition, the size will become too big for booting to ram.
6) Power off the PC, unplug previous external linux installation and boot from the new HD/USB stick.
WINDOWS
If you install from Windows, you can use Rufus version 2.18 with option "dd"
MAC
If you install from MAC, see the guide here or you can use Etcher
HOW TO RESIZE AUDIOLINUX PARTITION
a) If you have Audiolinux LXQt: make a second installation on a USB stick, boot from the new installation and extend the ext4 partition on the old installation with gparted (easy, because the application has a GUI)
b) If you don't have Audiolinux LXQt: enable ramroot, reboot, select the option resize in system menu.
If you want to switch back to normal mode: reboot answering N to ramroot boot prompt at the beginning of boot, disable ramroot, reboot
--> If you have problems booting, consult our Booting Checklist
This is the official how-to, You can use also other methods that allow the cloning of an image with multiple partitions.
--> You cannot install Audiolinux on a single partition but only to the full hard disk (Audiolinux image has 2 partitions, UEFI fat32 and linux ext4). The target drive will be deleted. Recommended minimum size is 32 GB.
We recommend to install Audiolinux first to USB stick and after copy the installation to internal drive with the option "COPY/BACKUP current installation to another drive" in System menu. Keep this USB installation, it will be useful if you want to install to a second PC or for emergency fix.
LINUX
To install audiolinux on external USB stick or internal Hard Disk, if you already have linux installed (-> change name to your version file name):
1) Boot from your linux installation and download the image
2) Verify that the image file is not corrupted with
sha256sum audiolinux_mini_700.img.gz
3) Find the hard disk address by typing
sudo fdisk -l
4) If, for example, the HD is /dev/sda, copy the image with
gunzip -c audiolinux_mini_700.img.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sda bs=1M status=progress
(this will delete the hd, it is not necessary to format it previously)
5) Extend the ext4 partition until covering the remaining part of the hard disk (this will fix also GPT size errors. Note that you will need more than the default size for Roon database)
--> If you plan to use ramroot later, leave some unallocated space on the hdd for an extra partition or add another drive, otherwise, if you copy the music files into audiolinux partition, the size will become too big for booting to ram.
6) Power off the PC, unplug previous external linux installation and boot from the new HD/USB stick.
WINDOWS
If you install from Windows, you can use Rufus version 2.18 with option "dd"
MAC
If you install from MAC, see the guide here or you can use Etcher
HOW TO RESIZE AUDIOLINUX PARTITION
a) If you have Audiolinux LXQt: make a second installation on a USB stick, boot from the new installation and extend the ext4 partition on the old installation with gparted (easy, because the application has a GUI)
b) If you don't have Audiolinux LXQt: enable ramroot, reboot, select the option resize in system menu.
If you want to switch back to normal mode: reboot answering N to ramroot boot prompt at the beginning of boot, disable ramroot, reboot
--> If you have problems booting, consult our Booting Checklist
This is the official how-to, You can use also other methods that allow the cloning of an image with multiple partitions.
You can
use Audiolinux for audio in the following combinations (but you
can install all applications available for linux, since you will
have full access to the OS)
1) HQPlayer embedded controlled by HQPlayer client or Jriver or HQPDcontrol, BubbleUPnP, Mconnect on smartphone/tablet
1) HQPlayer embedded controlled by HQPlayer client or Jriver or HQPDcontrol, BubbleUPnP, Mconnect on smartphone/tablet
2) HQPlayer Desktop (lxqt version)
3) Roon
4) Roon wth HQPlayer Desktop or HQPlayer embedded
3) Roon
4) Roon wth HQPlayer Desktop or HQPlayer embedded
7) MPD controlled by
Cantata or many other control points on smartphone/tablet if
you enable UPnP for MPD
8) Logitech Media Server (LMS) and Squeezelite. Many control points on smartphone/tablet available
8) Logitech Media Server (LMS) and Squeezelite. Many control points on smartphone/tablet available
9) Jriver
Media Center (lxqt version only)
10) Spotify
with the audio sevice raspotify, controlled by
official Spotify on smartphone/tablet/PC
official Spotify on smartphone/tablet/PC
11)
NEW! Audirvana Studio or Origin controlled by remote Audirvana
app
Tidal and Qobuz music streaming services are already integrated in HQPlayer client, Roon, LMS, Audirvana, BubbleUPnP and Mconnect.
AudioLinux CPU latency test
You can make a similar test yourself selecting Realtime test in Audiolinux Status menu.
1) Test on Audiolinux lxqt with Ryzen 5800X
2) A test with the same computer in Windows 11 with DPC Latency Checker
Audiolinux
testing system
Commercial
servers using Audiolinux
Click on
the image for more information
You
can talk about AudioLinux in these forums:
1) COMPUTERAUDIOPHILE
a) Audiolinux Server configurations, Software, Hardware, and Listening Impressions
b) AudioLinux and NUC Troubleshooting and Tuning
2) NEXTHARDWARE
AudioLinux - un nuovo Sistema Operativo per HQPlayer, ma non solo (Italian)
1) COMPUTERAUDIOPHILE
a) Audiolinux Server configurations, Software, Hardware, and Listening Impressions
b) AudioLinux and NUC Troubleshooting and Tuning
2) NEXTHARDWARE
AudioLinux - un nuovo Sistema Operativo per HQPlayer, ma non solo (Italian)
Latest
news
Menu
836
Some improvements in Jack configuration script
Added 'Not compatible with Diretta and Ravenna'
Some improvements in Jack configuration script
Added 'Not compatible with Diretta and Ravenna'
Menu
835
Improved JACK option in Audio extra menu (only Audiolinux lxqt)
The advantage of using Jack is that you can add a VST plugin at the output of your player
1) If you want to use MPD with native Jack, configure MPD and start Jack with option 2 - MPD: start jack native, go to Audio menu and select 21 'MPD+JACK enable/disable (VST plugin compatible) *'
2) If you want to use another player (for example HQPlayer), enable Loopback device with option 1 - LOOPBACK enable, start Jack with option 3 - ALL OTHER PLAYERS: start jack plugin, configure your player output to looback device 0,0
*** Only PCM supported ***
*** There is not sampling frequency auto-switching, you must set you player to the same frequency defined for Jack ***
3) For installing VST plugins, see this Archlinux wiki page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Audio_plugins_package_guidelines
Start Carla from Application menu in Audiolinux lxqt, add a plugin, select Patchbay tab and make these connections:
Canvas -> Show external:
Music Player Daemon or cloop -> Carla input -> Carla output -> system
Canvas -> Show internal:
Audio input -> VST plugin input -> VST plugin output -> Audio output
Some images of Carla configuration can be found here: https://www.audio-linux.com/ftp/temp/Carla/
Finally you could save your Carla configuration for example to /home/audiolinux/carla.carxp.and add the line
carla /home/audiolinux/carla.carxp
to Autostart in lxqt configuration
-> For realtime priority the value should increase this way:
MPD -> Jack -> IRQ
that is Jack priority must always be higher than player priority
-> Your previous /etc/jack/jack.conf will be saved as /home/audiolinux/Downloads/jack.conf.bak
-> For more information about JACK Audio Connection Kit go to https://jackaudio.org/
Improved JACK option in Audio extra menu (only Audiolinux lxqt)
The advantage of using Jack is that you can add a VST plugin at the output of your player
1) If you want to use MPD with native Jack, configure MPD and start Jack with option 2 - MPD: start jack native, go to Audio menu and select 21 'MPD+JACK enable/disable (VST plugin compatible) *'
2) If you want to use another player (for example HQPlayer), enable Loopback device with option 1 - LOOPBACK enable, start Jack with option 3 - ALL OTHER PLAYERS: start jack plugin, configure your player output to looback device 0,0
*** Only PCM supported ***
*** There is not sampling frequency auto-switching, you must set you player to the same frequency defined for Jack ***
3) For installing VST plugins, see this Archlinux wiki page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Audio_plugins_package_guidelines
Start Carla from Application menu in Audiolinux lxqt, add a plugin, select Patchbay tab and make these connections:
Canvas -> Show external:
Music Player Daemon or cloop -> Carla input -> Carla output -> system
Canvas -> Show internal:
Audio input -> VST plugin input -> VST plugin output -> Audio output
Some images of Carla configuration can be found here: https://www.audio-linux.com/ftp/temp/Carla/
Finally you could save your Carla configuration for example to /home/audiolinux/carla.carxp.and add the line
carla /home/audiolinux/carla.carxp
to Autostart in lxqt configuration
-> For realtime priority the value should increase this way:
MPD -> Jack -> IRQ
that is Jack priority must always be higher than player priority
-> Your previous /etc/jack/jack.conf will be saved as /home/audiolinux/Downloads/jack.conf.bak
-> For more information about JACK Audio Connection Kit go to https://jackaudio.org/
Menu
834
Added new option 21 'MPD+JACK enable/disable (VST plugin compatible) *' in Audio menu
Added new option 12 'MPD+JACK configuration' in Audio extra menu
The advantage of using MPD+Jack is that you can add a VST plugin at the output of MPD
In Audiolinux lxqt you could install Carla with
sudo pacman -Sy carla
and install some VST plugins, see this Archlinux wiki page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Audio_plugins_package_guidelines
After start Carla, add a plugin and use the patchbay to make the connections:
MPD -> Carla input -> VST plugin -> Carla output-> Jack
For realtime priority the value should increase this way:
MPD -> Jack -> IRQ
Added new option 21 'MPD+JACK enable/disable (VST plugin compatible) *' in Audio menu
Added new option 12 'MPD+JACK configuration' in Audio extra menu
The advantage of using MPD+Jack is that you can add a VST plugin at the output of MPD
In Audiolinux lxqt you could install Carla with
sudo pacman -Sy carla
and install some VST plugins, see this Archlinux wiki page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Audio_plugins_package_guidelines
After start Carla, add a plugin and use the patchbay to make the connections:
MPD -> Carla input -> VST plugin -> Carla output-> Jack
For realtime priority the value should increase this way:
MPD -> Jack -> IRQ
Menu
429 Raspberry
Added last 6.14.2 RT LTO kernel for pi4
New kernel update script has now these options:
1 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO (default)
2 - Audiolinux last RT LTO
3 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5, default)
4 - Audiolinux last RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5)
Added last 6.14.2 RT LTO kernel for pi4
New kernel update script has now these options:
1 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO (default)
2 - Audiolinux last RT LTO
3 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5, default)
4 - Audiolinux last RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5)
Menu
428 Raspberry
Added last 6.14.2 RT LTO kernel
New kernel update script has now these options:
1 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO
2 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5)
3 - Audiolinux last RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5)
Added ramroot fix for Pi5 in special updates script
Removed options for not compatible applications
New realtime tests added to Status menu -> 13 'REALTIME tests':
1) cyclictest
2) signaltest
3) sigwaittest
4) ptsematest
5) pmqtest
6) svsematest
Added last 6.14.2 RT LTO kernel
New kernel update script has now these options:
1 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO
2 - Audiolinux LTS RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5)
3 - Audiolinux last RT LTO 16k (only Pi 5)
Added ramroot fix for Pi5 in special updates script
Removed options for not compatible applications
New realtime tests added to Status menu -> 13 'REALTIME tests':
1) cyclictest
2) signaltest
3) sigwaittest
4) ptsematest
5) pmqtest
6) svsematest
Menu
833
HOTFIX: because of a problem related to an upstream bug of the V3/V4 repositories, this menu will force updating of the packages alhp-keyring, alhp-mirrorlist and archlinux-keyring
HOTFIX: because of a problem related to an upstream bug of the V3/V4 repositories, this menu will force updating of the packages alhp-keyring, alhp-mirrorlist and archlinux-keyring
Menu
427 Raspberry
Added 2 new audio applications: aplayer and aprenderer
The aplayer web interface can be opened at ipaddress:7778 in a browser
The aprenderer web interface can be opened at ipaddress:7779 in a browser
Changed logitechmediaserver-bin package to logitechmediaserver-git since the -bin version is not working in aarch64
Added 2 new audio applications: aplayer and aprenderer
The aplayer web interface can be opened at ipaddress:7778 in a browser
The aprenderer web interface can be opened at ipaddress:7779 in a browser
Changed logitechmediaserver-bin package to logitechmediaserver-git since the -bin version is not working in aarch64
Menu
832
Improved isolated cores scripts
Added a new condition to the systemd service of the application to be isolated so that is started after isolated cores configuration has been applied
Improved isolated cores scripts
Added a new condition to the systemd service of the application to be isolated so that is started after isolated cores configuration has been applied
Menu
831
Added the new option 3) Enable/disable (keep configuration) to 18 'ISOLATED CPU CORES configuration' in System menu
Selecting it you can enable or disable isolated cores keeping the last configuration
A reboot is necessary for applying all the changes
Improved 8 'AUDIO/NETWORK/VIDEO IRQ monitor in Status menu
Added the new option 3) Enable/disable (keep configuration) to 18 'ISOLATED CPU CORES configuration' in System menu
Selecting it you can enable or disable isolated cores keeping the last configuration
A reboot is necessary for applying all the changes
Improved 8 'AUDIO/NETWORK/VIDEO IRQ monitor in Status menu
Menu
829-830
Improved and fixed CamillaDSP option 7 'CAMILLADSP installation/configuration' in Audio extra menu
Modified option 11 'SUPPORT logs' will not upload automatically the compressed logs file
Removed some warnings in 3 'RECORD playing audio (from streaming or file)' (Audio extra menu) when listing recorded files
Removed errors about tracker 3 in special updates script when installing a new menu
Improved 19 'MPD configuration' (Audio menu) with many more options:
1 - Sound card
2 - Music directory
------
3 - Buffer time
4 - Period time
5 - Audio buffer size
6 - Max output buffer size
7 - Max Playlist length
8 - Restored paused
9 - Input cache (load file to RAM)
10 - DSD native or DoP
11 - Reset all excluding 1-2-10
12 - Exit
Improved and fixed CamillaDSP option 7 'CAMILLADSP installation/configuration' in Audio extra menu
Modified option 11 'SUPPORT logs' will not upload automatically the compressed logs file
Removed some warnings in 3 'RECORD playing audio (from streaming or file)' (Audio extra menu) when listing recorded files
Removed errors about tracker 3 in special updates script when installing a new menu
Improved 19 'MPD configuration' (Audio menu) with many more options:
1 - Sound card
2 - Music directory
------
3 - Buffer time
4 - Period time
5 - Audio buffer size
6 - Max output buffer size
7 - Max Playlist length
8 - Restored paused
9 - Input cache (load file to RAM)
10 - DSD native or DoP
11 - Reset all excluding 1-2-10
12 - Exit
Menu
425 Raspberry
Improved and fixed CamillaDSP option 7 'CAMILLADSP installation/configuration' in Audio extra menu
Removed profiles option in Web Interface
Corrected typo in Audio menu
Modified option 11 'SUPPORT logs' will not upload automatically the compressed logs file
Added options 3) Copy back default Audiolinux Pi5 config.txt 4) Copy back default Audiolinux Pi4 config.txt to 16 'OVERLAYS configuration' in System menu
Improved and fixed CamillaDSP option 7 'CAMILLADSP installation/configuration' in Audio extra menu
Removed profiles option in Web Interface
Corrected typo in Audio menu
Modified option 11 'SUPPORT logs' will not upload automatically the compressed logs file
Added options 3) Copy back default Audiolinux Pi5 config.txt 4) Copy back default Audiolinux Pi4 config.txt to 16 'OVERLAYS configuration' in System menu
Menu
828
Fixed: Diretta memory player was not set to the configured priority
Fixed: Diretta memory player was not set to the configured priority
Menu
827
Fixed Roon backup and restore if the database has been transferred to another drive
Fixed Roon backup and restore if the database has been transferred to another drive
14/03/2025
Released new
versions 7.1.0
of Audiolinux
headless and
9.1.0 of
Audiolinux
lxqt
Released new kernels 6.13.5 and 6.12.18 LTS
Released new kernels 6.13.5 and 6.12.18 LTS
Menu
826
Added new realtime tests to 13 'REALTIME tests' in Status menu:
3) signaltest
4) sigwaittest
5) ptsematest
6) pmqtest
7) svsematest
For more information, select HELP in the script
Added new realtime tests to 13 'REALTIME tests' in Status menu:
3) signaltest
4) sigwaittest
5) ptsematest
6) pmqtest
7) svsematest
For more information, select HELP in the script
Menu
825
Added alsa period configuration to 14 'SQUEEZELITE configuration' (Audio menu)
This setting will make Squeezelite compatible with last Diretta Host version default configuration with periodMin=8 periodMax=32
Added alsa period configuration to 14 'SQUEEZELITE configuration' (Audio menu)
This setting will make Squeezelite compatible with last Diretta Host version default configuration with periodMin=8 periodMax=32
Menu
824
This menu will switch from sox-dsd-git package to the new updated sox-ng-git that is compatible with dsd conversion options in Audio extra menu
During update you should answer y when asked to remove sox-dsd-git
Correction to EXTREME2: All but POLL only isolated cores in System menu -> BOOT mode to Extreme, Extreme2, Standard or Adaptative
'Do you want to apply to all isolated cores or to a subset?
For example if isolated cores are 2 3 4 5 and you want to apply extreme(2) c-state only to 2 3 4 you should type 2 3 4
Otherwise type y'
This menu will switch from sox-dsd-git package to the new updated sox-ng-git that is compatible with dsd conversion options in Audio extra menu
During update you should answer y when asked to remove sox-dsd-git
Correction to EXTREME2: All but POLL only isolated cores in System menu -> BOOT mode to Extreme, Extreme2, Standard or Adaptative
'Do you want to apply to all isolated cores or to a subset?
For example if isolated cores are 2 3 4 5 and you want to apply extreme(2) c-state only to 2 3 4 you should type 2 3 4
Otherwise type y'
Menu
823
Now you can select which isolated cores you want to set to extreme(2) in System menu -> BOOT mode to Extreme, Extreme2, Standard or Adaptative -> EXTREME2: All but POLL only isolated cores (EXTREME: All but POLL/C1 only isolated cores)
Added 'Do you want to apply to all isolated cores a to a subset?
For example if isolated cores are 2,3,4,5 and you want to apply extreme(2) c-state only to 2,3,4 you should type 2,3,4
(probably not a good idea to set an extreme c-state to the core where you have isolated network irq)
Otherwise type y'
Added a delay of 30s to the isolated_app systemd service
This could solve the problem that network irqs were not isolated because network was not fully established after a (re)boot
You can increase the value editing as root /etc/systemd/system/isolated_app.service
Now you can select which isolated cores you want to set to extreme(2) in System menu -> BOOT mode to Extreme, Extreme2, Standard or Adaptative -> EXTREME2: All but POLL only isolated cores (EXTREME: All but POLL/C1 only isolated cores)
Added 'Do you want to apply to all isolated cores a to a subset?
For example if isolated cores are 2,3,4,5 and you want to apply extreme(2) c-state only to 2,3,4 you should type 2,3,4
(probably not a good idea to set an extreme c-state to the core where you have isolated network irq)
Otherwise type y'
Added a delay of 30s to the isolated_app systemd service
This could solve the problem that network irqs were not isolated because network was not fully established after a (re)boot
You can increase the value editing as root /etc/systemd/system/isolated_app.service
Released
Audiolinux
Raspberry
4.4.0 with
menu 425 and
kernel 6.12.6
Menu
425 Raspberry
Added bridge0 as interface option in Diretta Host configuration script
Added new option 11 'SHAIRPORT SYNC configuration'
Renamed previous AirPlay option to 12 'SHAIRPORT SYNC (AirPlay) enable/disable'
squeezelite, mpd and raspotify configuration options in Audio menu have been changed to use the full address of the card for compatibility with Diretta and to avoid possible card number change after a reboot
ramroot fix for Raspberry Pi5. You should go to console and type:
bash /opt/scripts/update/ramroot_fix_pi5.sh
Improved option 3 'REALTIME status' in Status menu with a list of all system priorities
Added bridge0 as interface option in Diretta Host configuration script
Added new option 11 'SHAIRPORT SYNC configuration'
Renamed previous AirPlay option to 12 'SHAIRPORT SYNC (AirPlay) enable/disable'
squeezelite, mpd and raspotify configuration options in Audio menu have been changed to use the full address of the card for compatibility with Diretta and to avoid possible card number change after a reboot
ramroot fix for Raspberry Pi5. You should go to console and type:
bash /opt/scripts/update/ramroot_fix_pi5.sh
Improved option 3 'REALTIME status' in Status menu with a list of all system priorities