http://audiopint.org/ 2010-09-05T22:13:48-07:00 http://audiopint.org/ http://audiopint.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-11-01T12:49:24-07:00 http://audiopint.org/docs/components?rev=1193946564 On this page we give links to the components that we are using with our AudioPint. More to come on how they all fit together. We have provided approximate costs per section. These are estimates only, but we have fudged on the high side, to cover likely shipping costs. text/html 2008-04-02T12:18:41-07:00 http://audiopint.org/docs/home?rev=1207163921 * Components * Manual Installation * Register an IP address automatically * Start PureData automatically * Multiple Sound Cards * Serial LED Q: I am getting GRUB Error 18 or 17 when trying to boot off the USB key! A: Your BIOS may not be able to boot from a large partition on the USB drive. This happens even with newer BIOSes like on the Via EPIA M. You must create a 50MB boot partition with nothing but the bootloader, and another partition with the actual OS in the rest of the … text/html 2008-02-07T13:10:16-07:00 http://audiopint.org/docs/install?rev=1202418616 If you are using a Via EPIA EN board in your AudioPint, you have the option of downloading and installing our Linux OS image on your USB key to get you started right away. If you're using different hardware, you should follow the steps below. This page offers instructions for manually installing a lightweight version of Ubuntu Edgy for the AudioPint. This installation will be small enough to run on a 1gb flash drive or compact flash card. text/html 2007-11-12T17:25:56-07:00 http://audiopint.org/docs/multiplesc?rev=1194917156 This is a discussion copied from <http://www.mail-archive.com/pd-dev@iem.at/msg02231.html> Re: [PD-dev] audioindev with several devices Jason Plumb Tue, 18 Sep 2007 00:39:21 -0700 David Merrill wrote: " yes, I've heard that alsa has the ability to create a single, “virtual > sound card” from multiple individual cards, but so far I haven't been" text/html 2008-03-13T09:28:02-07:00 http://audiopint.org/docs/startpd?rev=1205425682 The AudioPint is designed to be ready to use immediately once plugged in. To do this, the AudioPint OS install can be modified to launch PureJoy/PureData automatically. This guide assumes that you have downloaded and installed our OS image for the AudioPint.