On mar, feb 04, 2014 at 09:44:27 +0200, Kai Vehmanen wrote:
> >So, a possible solution would be to retry the eci_impl_fd_read() even if the
> >timeout has expired. That part of the code is already run in a loop for, at
> >most, ECI_MAX_RESYNC_ATTEMPTS times, so there should be no risk in getting stuck
> >there.
>
> That probably fixes it, but as the function is called sometimes with
> a large timeout (30sec), combined with 9 retries, it'll cause quite
> long delays to get notified of errors when something goes wrong.
>
> Could you try bumping ECI_READ_TIMEOUT_MS to 15000 and see if that
> helps...?
Yes, that works as well. I'm going to upload a new ecasound Debian package with
this new timer value and see how it goes.
Cheers
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