But there should be no conflicts with jack right? I tried and it made no differences.You'll have to stop the ttymidi* services or it will conflict.
Would it be possible to include a C library to SLIM MIDI HAT so it could be loaded with a venv environment, and talk directly with the system? Maybe I'm oversimplifying the method, does this could make any sense to you??? Combine the i2c and the Uart and SPI all in one packet and use C POSIX API to combine everything? Look also at patchblock, with its Jack configuration, it might make things easier. I still don't know how to install Jack on Raspbian without using Qjackctl or Cadence, or download the Jack client and then doing the setup without those apps-patchbays...
In all my trials I can use these apps and the see Midi:128 after the standard procedure, but none
receives the signal...
Install the Build HAT Python Library
To install the Build HAT Python library, open a terminal window and run the following command:
sudo apt install python3-build-hat
Raspberry Pi OS versions prior to Bookworm do not have access to the library with apt. Instead, run the following command to install the library using pip:
sudo pip3 install buildhat
Statistics: Posted by Zool64Pi — Sat Jun 28, 2025 1:48 am