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08-28-2016 09:01 AM |
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Originally Posted by michaldybczak
(Post 5597277)
On manjaro and arch based systems /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf was moved to /usr/share/alsa/alsa-base.conf - just in case someone was looking for it.
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I haven't used Arch in a while, but I doubt it's the same file, despite the similar name.
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Also 'options snd-hda-intel position_fix=1' didn't help. In fact I had no sound after applying it so I had to remove it.
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If you read the description of position_fix, it doesn't make any sense that it would apply to this issue. position_fix deals with the position of playback buffer and not the position of audio jacks or anything like that.
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Besides, such solutions are frustrating because alsa-base.conf is a file with lot of text so I have no idea where to put that line. Should it be in some brackets or not?
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Again, you're probably using the wrong file. If you're trying to use a line that begins with "options", then that line should go in a file in /etc/modprobe.d (and that file could be named anything as long as the name ends with '.conf'). A lot of examples use /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf since Debian-based distros usually have such a file, but it's not necessary. In fact, it would be better not to touch a configuration file belonging to a package. Just make your own /etc/modprobe.d/whatever.conf file, and then you can just delete it if it proves unhelpful.
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So maybe the solution works if it's correctly applied. Such half advices are the worst thing people can post, because it promises fix but gives us lot of work, tries, frustration and often no real solution.
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Well, take it up with whoever wrote it. If you follow random advice and copy/paste commands or settings without understanding exactly what they're doing, you're in for a lot of frustration regardless of what OS you're using.
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