[TriLUG] How to prevent? "fsck died with exit status 4"

[Ken MacKenzie]

Just out of curiosity how low do you really need latency wise?  I ask
because short of changing swappiness and sometimes forcing cpu scaling I
haven't had to resort to a full real time kernel compile in a long time.
And i was using a fire pod recording interface with a stock kernel. Heck I
do real time soft synths on stage with a chrome book and the debian and kx
studio setup under a crouton chroot with no problems.

Point is in this day and age there is no need to compromise system
stability for the sake of audio anymore.

On Sep 28, 2014 8:20 PM, "Jeremy Davis" <jeremyhwllc at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I don't believe I am running out of memory. The desktop is topped off with
> 8 gb and the Samsung Ultrabook has about the same. The issue only occurred
> immediately after an abrupt shutdown. The desktop did this after the power
> went out. The laptop did this on two occasions after
unplugging..apparently
> the battery is not charging. Fortunately I have not lost any real work,
> however, I know that losing a recording can be extremely frustrating so I
> want to be sure it wont be a problem. Additionally, I may wish to use the
> laptop for a live music event, in which case reliability would be
critical.
> I see lots of folks using Macs for live events but I don't plan to resort
> to that.
>
> The AV Linux distro may have journalling, it is just a suspicion at this
> point that needs further research. I do know the distro made adjustments
to
> the Debian OS to make for low latency audio recordings. I have no idea how