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Today, it's weird. aplay plays wav files, but vlc, chromium are silent. Everything looks good in pavucontrol, alsa is ok, but no noise. Restarting services
Alsa complains about failing to import hw configuration use cases
/etc/rc.d/rc.pulseaudio returns "command not found." But it's there!
try to run one application using sound output, you may need to configure alsa dmixer.
vlc, chromium compilation to current.
you can also check ldd executable files.
try to run one application using sound output, you may need to configure alsa dmixer.
vlc, chromium compilation to current.
you can also check ldd executable files.
Look, this was all working the day before yesterday - I shouldn't need to change stuff on the SSD, I have
sda1 = /boot
sda2 = root (/)
sda3 = /home
I'm up today. The disk check revealed a load of orphaned inodes on sda2, but of course there's no way of telling where they were.
So I've restored a backup of the sda2 partition on my pc and will try it later. I'll just mark this solved after I try it or post again.
Last edited by business_kid; 04-17-2022 at 05:44 AM.
I restored a backup from when everything was perfect, but still no sound. But if I use an sdcard instead of disk drive, I have sound This should not be happening, but it is
The probable cause of this is a rough power down. I found a bundle or orphaned inodes. So I deleted /boot and / (but not /home), remade the filesystems, and am restoring again. We'll see if THAT sorts it.
Last edited by business_kid; 04-19-2022 at 05:22 AM.
Right, I did all that, and I have a little progress, but no sound.
In pavucontrol, there's a sort of 'VU Meter' on the "Playback" & "Output Devices" tabs. Now I have sound on the "Playback" tab, but not the "Output Devices." Is that in the least way diagnostic?
I had vu displays in pavucontrol/playback, but none in output devices. I was trawling through that, and discovered a 3rd icon to the left of the lock symbol. I clicked on it, and sound was restored. It was some sort of mute thing. How it got there I don't know.
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