On Thu, March 6, 2008 23:05, schoappied wrote:
> Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
>>
>> probably you'll need to select the alsa_raw midi driver, then erase the
>> midi device and then put the former back to alsa_seq
>>
>> byee
>>
> Yes, did that, but the problem is that it is always back at a new
> startup...
that's weird.
ok. try to find _every_ qsynthrc configuration file on your file-system
and remove any that doesn't belong to your regular user. usually this file
is located in ~/.qt/qsynthrc (0.2.x) or ~/.config/rncbc.org/Qsynth.conf
(0.3.x). if you have one in /etc/qt3/qsynthrc, get rid of it!
if that fails, try removing the configuration file (ie. backup with a
different name) and start all over from scratch
hth
byee
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