I have been using KXStudio and AVLinux for years with wineasio and no problems I could not fix. I have AVLinux 32, the second to the latest version from last year installed on a Dell Optiplex. I run Harrison Mixbus, etc. I tried to run some windows VSTi's the other day and could not get wineasio to register, even using the application AVLinux has to register wineasio. Gmack created a special version of wineasio for AVLinux. Any suggestions on how to debug the "failed to register wineasio" problem...
Fix to allow build with WINE 4.8
Edit prepare_64bit_asio file and change #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash
Wineasio installer for 64-bit fails. Below the details root@BLA:/temp/wineasio# ./prepare_64bit_asio ./prepare_64bit_asio: 2: ./prepare_64bit_asio: Syntax error: redirection unexpected
Oh, this is actually the wrong source code repository. It has moved to github. Newer code there (with bug fixes) https://github.com/jhernberg/wineasio Definately should use that one instead.
Hi there. I have just compiles wineasio yesterday. As 64-bits version on ubuntu 18.04. This is not for debian, so some things might need to be different over there (IDK). Anyway, here is the instruction for ubuntu 18.04. git clone git://wineasio.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/wineasio/wineasio cd wineasio # install wine headers, and winegcc / windbuild, for the 3.16 dev version, into /opt/wine-devel wget -q https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/Release.key -O- | sudo apt-key add - sudo apt-add-repository...
I get the 32 bits version to compile by adding "-L/usr/lib32/${WINE_FLAVOR_INSTALLED}/wine -L/usr/lib32/${WINE_FLAVOR_INSTALLED}" after -mnocygwin in the linker flags in Makefile. Currently with the 64 bits distribution,s you cannot rely on /usr/lib, and with the different wine flavors, you cannot rely on /usr/lib[32|64]/wine either.
I get the 32 bits version to compile by adding "-L/usr/lib32/${WINE_FLAVOR_INSTALLED}/wine -L/usr/lib32/${WINE_FLAVOR_INSTALLED}" after -mnocygwin in the linker flags in Makefile. Currently with the 64 bits distribution,s you cannot rely on /usr/lib, and with the different wine flavor, you cannot rely on /usr/lib[32|64]/wine either.
That fork compile only with the 64 bits version.
When compiling wineasio on gentoo amd64, I get the following error: gcc -c -I. -I/usr/include -I/usr/include -I/usr/include/wine -I/usr/include/wine/windows -g -O2 -D__WINESRC__ -DNATIVE_INT64 -D_REENTRANT -fPIC -Wall -pipe -fno-strict-aliasing -Wdeclaration-after-statement -Wwrite-strings -Wpointer-arith -o regsvr.o regsvr.c winegcc -shared wineasio.dll.spec -mnocygwin -L/usr/lib/wine -L/usr/lib -o wineasio.dll.so asio.o main.o regsvr.o -ljack -lodbc32 -lole32 -lwinmm -luuid main.o: In function...
Debian testing. Can not compile. Installed packages: wine, jack2, gcc , g++ - with their devel and multilibs. Also created topic on Debian Forums. Kxstudio method not working: much older packages producing conflicts with no result. Is there easier way to get and install wineasio like one for Arch Linux??
Try opening the Jack patchbay and going to add. Then select the client and click add plug. Do this for outputs and inputs.
Hi, I'm attemtping to reduce the latency between my midi keyboard, this program and alsa. Running Fedora, I managed after a few modifications to compile the asio driver and put it in the correct place (for both 32 & 64). I switched the [hkey_current_user\software\driver\Audio] to be "jack". I've also tried "asio". I've started jack server and confirmed it's working. Now when I run Ivory the default output devices are null (no devices). Help! :) Andrew
Hi. I'm using 64-bit Debian Sid, should be the latst reasonably stable packages. I cloned wineasio and jackd1 with git, and copied /jack/jack.h and asio.h to the wineasio directory. If I try to use the 64-bit version I get this: $ ./prepare_64bit_asio ./prepare_64bit_asio: 2: ./prepare_64bit_asio: Syntax error: redirection unexpected So I just tried make. It runs for a while until I get this: winegcc -shared -m32 wineasio.dll.spec -mnocygwin -L/usr/lib32/wine -L/usr/lib32 -o wineasio.dll.so asio.o...
I compiled wineasio 64bit in linux without any issues, however whenever I select the dirver in FL Studio that runs under wine in linux I get "Division by zero" error message and everything just hangs. Any ideas?
Yes, I did copy wineasio.dll.so to the right place. I've followed instructions for...
Did you copy the libs to the right places? It's a bit hard to give exact instructions...
I managed to compile wineasio. The problem was in Wine version and folder names (on...
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Hello, sorry for this topic, but I cannot find in which library is this header. I've...
Hello, sorry for this topic, but I cannot find in which library is this header. I've...
Hello, sorry for this topic, but I cannot find in which library is this header. I've...
I have spend some time doing a fresh install of reaper using wineasio + wine-rt from...
Thing is: my setup is a bit convoluted. I used linreaper (bash shell script) that...
Thing is: my setup is a bit convoluted. I used linreaper (bash shell script) that...
Thing is: my setup is a bit convoluted. I used linreaper (bash shell script) that...
Strange, but it looks like your registry is set to 6 inputs and outputs. Are you...
Like this: atte@skagen:~/.local/reaper/.wine$ regedit Searching for "wineasio" gives...
Can you please run regedit on your wineprefix, and search for the wineasio key? What...
The maximum port number (both in and out) in the dropdown menu is 6:
In reaper you have to go to Prefs-Audio-Device and change the range of I/O ports...
Hi I run reaper on linux with wineasio. I only see six outputs and six inputs in...
Thank you! Now it works perfectly.
If you are trying to run 32b wineasio in 64b linux that is broken right now with...
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