It's not as annoying as you may think.

[Super Bisquit]

I can't use the SoundBlaster PCI card on the laptop. Also, I need to be
able to switch between the FreeBSD sound drivers and OSS drivers. What do I
need to do to the kernel configuration file to allow this? Some ports will
build with GCC and others with clang. What is the switch/command argument
in make to allow this?
I am very much aware of the capabilities of the processors and what works
best on them. Effects such as loops are repetitive and that works just fine
for the RISC load-store mechanism on Power 32 and 64 bit architectures. I
do not currently have a PS3.
The set up is for a friend who is not able to afford all of those great
programs. I have spare machines. I am aware of and have used a lot of
sound, audio, and conversion programs.





On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 11:35 PM, Michael Copeland <
michael at kryptos-security.com> wrote:

> Well the last I checked, clang was still busted on ppc32. YMMV.
>
> I still don't think you're gonna get much use out of a ppc machine for any
> form of effects unless you're just talking about using it as an equalizer.
> For that matter, you could do almost all of it on the i386 laptop. Why do
> you need to add in so many machines for this? For the record, you're not
> going to get any form of realtime audio effects from that ppc machine,
> unless you're running an old version of garage band from 10.5.8 on it, even
> then it's not going to be quick. If you're hellbent on using a ppc machine,
> get a ps3 for that purpose.
>
>