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I am attempting to set the relevant resource limits for some low-latency audio work. I have created an audio group, and I believe that I am in that group based on the following:
~$ groups
kevin adm sudo audio
I have the following set in /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf:
@audio - rtprio 95
@audio - memlock unlimited
@audio - nice -19
However, when I check to see the limits on how much memory I can lock, I get this:
$ ulimit -l
65536
This is preventing me from running my desired applications, which need to lock down ~1000x this much memory. I would like the output to be unlimited instead. Does anyone have advice for fixing this issue?
Other notes:
- I am running Pop OS 19.
- I have logged out / back in since setting my
audio.conf, no change. - I am fairly inexperienced with this corner of linux, so no explanation is too basic.
Finally, here is the contents of my /etc/security/limits.conf:
kevin soft rtprio 90
kevin soft memlock unlimited
@audio hard rtprio 95
@audio hard memlock unlimited
memory ulimit
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I am attempting to set the relevant resource limits for some low-latency audio work. I have created an audio group, and I believe that I am in that group based on the following:
~$ groups
kevin adm sudo audio
I have the following set in /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf:
@audio - rtprio 95
@audio - memlock unlimited
@audio - nice -19
However, when I check to see the limits on how much memory I can lock, I get this:
$ ulimit -l
65536
This is preventing me from running my desired applications, which need to lock down ~1000x this much memory. I would like the output to be unlimited instead. Does anyone have advice for fixing this issue?
Other notes:
- I am running Pop OS 19.
- I have logged out / back in since setting my
audio.conf, no change. - I am fairly inexperienced with this corner of linux, so no explanation is too basic.
Finally, here is the contents of my /etc/security/limits.conf:
kevin soft rtprio 90
kevin soft memlock unlimited
@audio hard rtprio 95
@audio hard memlock unlimited
memory ulimit
asked 16 mins ago
Kevin BradnerKevin Bradner
161 bronze badge
add a comment |
I am attempting to set the relevant resource limits for some low-latency audio work. I have created an audio group, and I believe that I am in that group based on the following:
~$ groups
kevin adm sudo audio
I have the following set in /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf:
@audio - rtprio 95
@audio - memlock unlimited
@audio - nice -19
However, when I check to see the limits on how much memory I can lock, I get this:
$ ulimit -l
65536
This is preventing me from running my desired applications, which need to lock down ~1000x this much memory. I would like the output to be unlimited instead. Does anyone have advice for fixing this issue?
Other notes:
- I am running Pop OS 19.
- I have logged out / back in since setting my
audio.conf, no change. - I am fairly inexperienced with this corner of linux, so no explanation is too basic.
Finally, here is the contents of my /etc/security/limits.conf:
kevin soft rtprio 90
kevin soft memlock unlimited
@audio hard rtprio 95
@audio hard memlock unlimited
memory ulimit
asked 16 mins ago
Kevin BradnerKevin Bradner
161 bronze badge
I am attempting to set the relevant resource limits for some low-latency audio work. I have created an audio group, and I believe that I am in that group based on the following:
~$ groups
kevin adm sudo audio
I have the following set in /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf:
@audio - rtprio 95
@audio - memlock unlimited
@audio - nice -19
However, when I check to see the limits on how much memory I can lock, I get this:
$ ulimit -l
65536
This is preventing me from running my desired applications, which need to lock down ~1000x this much memory. I would like the output to be unlimited instead. Does anyone have advice for fixing this issue?
Other notes:
- I am running Pop OS 19.
- I have logged out / back in since setting my
audio.conf, no change. - I am fairly inexperienced with this corner of linux, so no explanation is too basic.
Finally, here is the contents of my /etc/security/limits.conf:
kevin soft rtprio 90
kevin soft memlock unlimited
@audio hard rtprio 95
@audio hard memlock unlimited
memory ulimit
memory ulimit
asked 16 mins ago
Kevin BradnerKevin Bradner
161 bronze badge
asked 16 mins ago
Kevin BradnerKevin Bradner
161 bronze badge
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