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From: Dieter <freebsd@sopwith.solgatos.com>
Subject: Re: Any Renoise interest? 
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> i had tried freebsd jack and expected it to work, but renoise does not 
> detect it at all.

Perhaps renoise is not looking at the dir where freebsd jack lives?
Ktrace(1) and kdump(1) might be useful to see where it is looking.

> when i tried to run the linux version, jack fails when trying to load 
> its "shared libraries",
> such as jack_oss.so.

Again probably looking in the wrong place.  Good old static linking
eliminates a lot of grief.  Or figure out where jack_oss.so are
and cp or mv them to some dir it is looking in, add a symlink,
or change where it looks with LD_LIBRARY_PATH.