Re: sound stopped and now working. what happened?
- From: Scott Ferguson <prettyfly.productions@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2011 10:21:41 +1000
On 19/09/11 13:28, Mitchell Laks wrote:
Hi
I recently upgraded my sid system.
Sound had been working nicely. Then we were upgraded to the 3.0.0-1-amd64 kernel and for some reason I had no sound.
When i ran lsmod i got
<snipped>
<snipped>
now if i try this
mlaks@Rashi:~$ lsmod |grep alsa
mlaks@Rashi:~$
so looks like no alsa.
so i tried to compile alsa using m-a
and compilation failed for some reason (something about missing versions.h file in the sound directory even though i have the kernel headers set up well)
thanks
Mitchell Laks
On a KDE laptop, where I use alsa, I found I needed to change the default
pulse backend to get sound to function properly.
I had to install vlc-plugin-pulse and phonon-backend-vlc then change the
pulse backend in
System Settings => Multimedia => Backend
to VLC (YMMV)
Differences:- different (unsupported) audio chipset, upstream version of
alsa,
Squeeze, 32-bit.
You'd still have to solve the missing alsa [*1] modules problem (if you
need alsa) - but when alsa is installed, and you change the pulse
backend to VLC you'll see the alsa device added to the list of devices
in System Settings => Multimedia => Output Device Preference
Cheers
[*1] dpkg --get-selections | grep alsa
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