Merci Laurent,
I had tried different ways to change /etc/fstab in terminal mode from various help posts in help.ubuntu.com/community , linuxise.com and other sites , but on rebooting, the original fstab had replaced my modified one !
I will try the "disks" option .
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It is possible that the fstab file is overwritten when using a USB persistent. It would work nicely on a regular install (hard drive).
You might want to create a personal script that mount your drive using sudo. On a USB persistent live session, it will not require any sudo password with the default account.
something like :
Example: script.sh
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#!/bin/bash
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /my-mount-point
Then simply create an icon on your desktop that runs your script /path/to/script.sh
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Also, you can setup a session using RaySession. You will be able to start/close your audio software as well as setup your jack connexions and other things you need in one click.
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Again thanks for your much appreciated suggestions.
Effectively my session preparation is a bit lenghty.
After a boot from JamulusOS USB key :
1.0 Launch 'Disque Dur' icon (File Manager Thunar) to mount windows ntfs data partition
2.0 Launch 'Stop Jamulus Service' ; so Jamulus server sees a free UDP port
3.0 Launch Jamulus Server
4.0 Launch QjackCtl
4.2 QjackCtl > Setup ; verify that the right driver and parameters are set
4.4 QjackCtl > Start
5.0 Launch Jamulus client
5.2 Jamulus client > Connect > 127.0.0.1 (loopback address) ; verify if audio is OK
6.0 Launch VLCPlayer
6.2 VLCPlayer > Media > Open A File > navigate to my hard disk and load my playlist
7.0 QjackCtl > Graph > Disconnect PulseAudio JACK Sink from system/playback
7.2 QjackCtl > Graph > Connect PulseAudio JACK Sink to Jamulus/input
7.4 QjackCtl > Graph > Disconnect system/capture from PulseAudio JACK Source
7.6 Test that guitar-mixer and VLCPlayer can be heard in Jamulus
8.0 Launch my notes (Windows-Linux text files used with Mousepad from ulaunchers)
9.0 Disconnect Jamulus client from loopback address and connect to the session's server.
a) item 1.0 : This icon was already present, and hovering the mouse over it will warn if it's not mounted.
b) item 2.0 : sometimes, the Jamulus Service seems to have 'hanged' from previous boot/session
c) item 7.0 and 7.4 : As I interpreted your suggestion, so no system generated sounds/notifications would go to Jamulus through PulseAudio.
d) Item 7.0 : I used the QjacjCtl > Patchbay panel to generate a configuration file. Now After a few reboots between OSs, 7.2 is now always set, but not 7.0 nor 7.4
e) item 8.0 : As I update notes to the same text files in Windows and jamulusos, I found that symbolic-link files in Unix/Linux behave differently than in Windows; if modified, Linux will replace a symlink file -at its location- with the actual modified file. So I used a launcher to access these file on my Windows partition with Mousepad.
I'll see what I can automate with your suggestions.
Sorry for the elaborate text but I hope it may help someone else. Merci pour ta patience :-)
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(new topic , from "Multiple (simultaneous) applications using Jack/ALSA ?" question )
"(...) Alternatively, if you have other question you can search on askubuntu.com
https://askubuntu.com/questions/164926/how-to-make-partitions-mount-at-startu (...)" Laurent Schwartz
Merci Laurent,
I had tried different ways to change /etc/fstab in terminal mode from various help posts in help.ubuntu.com/community , linuxise.com and other sites , but on rebooting, the original fstab had replaced my modified one !
I will try the "disks" option .
It is possible that the fstab file is overwritten when using a USB persistent. It would work nicely on a regular install (hard drive).
You might want to create a personal script that mount your drive using sudo. On a USB persistent live session, it will not require any sudo password with the default account.
something like :
Example: script.sh
#!/bin/bash sudo mount /dev/sda1 /my-mount-pointThen simply create an icon on your desktop that runs your script
/path/to/script.shAlso, you can setup a session using RaySession. You will be able to start/close your audio software as well as setup your jack connexions and other things you need in one click.
You can also start the script at session startup.
press CTRL+space and type "session". Then choose session start software and simply add your script to the configuration.
Again thanks for your much appreciated suggestions.
Effectively my session preparation is a bit lenghty.
After a boot from JamulusOS USB key :
1.0 Launch 'Disque Dur' icon (File Manager Thunar) to mount windows ntfs data partition
2.0 Launch 'Stop Jamulus Service' ; so Jamulus server sees a free UDP port
3.0 Launch Jamulus Server
4.0 Launch QjackCtl
4.2 QjackCtl > Setup ; verify that the right driver and parameters are set
4.4 QjackCtl > Start
5.0 Launch Jamulus client
5.2 Jamulus client > Connect > 127.0.0.1 (loopback address) ; verify if audio is OK
6.0 Launch VLCPlayer
6.2 VLCPlayer > Media > Open A File > navigate to my hard disk and load my playlist
7.0 QjackCtl > Graph > Disconnect PulseAudio JACK Sink from system/playback
7.2 QjackCtl > Graph > Connect PulseAudio JACK Sink to Jamulus/input
7.4 QjackCtl > Graph > Disconnect system/capture from PulseAudio JACK Source
7.6 Test that guitar-mixer and VLCPlayer can be heard in Jamulus
8.0 Launch my notes (Windows-Linux text files used with Mousepad from ulaunchers)
9.0 Disconnect Jamulus client from loopback address and connect to the session's server.
a) item 1.0 : This icon was already present, and hovering the mouse over it will warn if it's not mounted.
b) item 2.0 : sometimes, the Jamulus Service seems to have 'hanged' from previous boot/session
c) item 7.0 and 7.4 : As I interpreted your suggestion, so no system generated sounds/notifications would go to Jamulus through PulseAudio.
d) Item 7.0 : I used the QjacjCtl > Patchbay panel to generate a configuration file. Now After a few reboots between OSs, 7.2 is now always set, but not 7.0 nor 7.4
e) item 8.0 : As I update notes to the same text files in Windows and jamulusos, I found that symbolic-link files in Unix/Linux behave differently than in Windows; if modified, Linux will replace a symlink file -at its location- with the actual modified file. So I used a launcher to access these file on my Windows partition with Mousepad.
I'll see what I can automate with your suggestions.
Sorry for the elaborate text but I hope it may help someone else.
Merci pour ta patience :-)