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The problem is back and it's worst than ever. Now switching back and
forth between HDMI and internal sound does not correct the sound. I get
about 15 minutes into a movie and sound cuts completely, testing
speakers fails, flash sound doesn't work, VLC/XBMC has no sound.
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Well it appears I found a solution. I'm still not sure why my backtrace
isn't working (I need it for another bug I'm having with intel driver
but it's not functioning the way it should). Anyways I removed pulse and
only used ALSA and that worked great other than my mic quality being
terrible, which
Definitely getting more and more frustrated. I actually tried run last
night after reading a tutorial and it didn't work. It says this:
Starting program: pulseaudio
No executable file specified.
Use the "file" or "exec-file" command.
It actually says this for whatever program I try running in g
At line 17:
> (gdb) pulseaudio
> Undefined command: "pulseaudio". Try "help".
Try replacing this command with "run" instead.
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No luck still, here is my pastebin
http://pastebin.com/UJ0uTwYQ
It looks like I follow the instructions completely. Before doing what's
in there I had already killed pulse and made autospawn off.
Looking for any guidance, sorry this is frustrating (I actually posted in a
forum also and they ar
Hmm?
Try this instead:
gdb --args pulseaudio - 2>&1 | tee ~/gdb-pulseaudio.txt
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I did do both of those steps. Pulse is complete shut off and then I run
this
gdb pulseaudio 2>&1 | tee ~/gdb-pulseaudio.txt
On backtrace it says that this "starts program under gdb control", but pulse
doesn't actually start back up. It's still killed and I can't get sound at all.
Any suggestio
So if you're saying pulseaudio isn't running under gdb, perhaps you
haven't first disabled autospawn, then killed pulseaudio properly? So
pulseaudio either never got killed or autospawned again.
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Hm. So, the latest version in Maverick is ubuntu19. There is a ddeb of
ubuntu19, at least when I look now, here:
http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/p/pulseaudio/
If a pulseaudio upgrade is being held back, perhaps the easiest way is to
uninstall the current ddeb, update pulseaudio, then reinstal
this is the last one before you comment back ;) Apologize again for
multiple messages. I ended up starting from scratch with 10.04. The
steps in the backtrace are not giving me the desired results. I have
installed pulseaudio-dbgsym but the program is not starting within gdb
gdb pulseaudio 2>&1 |
Sorry for the spams, I figured out one issue, I can't install
pulseaudio-dbgsym any more. I upgraded to 10.10 alpha whatever it's on
and I guess the dbgsym package isn't updated yet so it's supposedly
missing dependencies (it's dependent on an older verson of pulse).
pulseaudio-dbgsym : Depends:
I lied, it's not fixed. If you could help me a bit more with how to get
a backtrace I'll do it as soon as possible. It seems like once it goes
out it starts going out more and more frequently (I went about 10
minutes without it going out, I paused my movie, came back, played it,
it was out. Then I
Well it appears like a new update fixed the problem. Set up my system
this morning to check things out and get the backtrace and I've been
watching a movie for about 5 minutes with no cutting out. If it cuts out
again I'll post the backtrace. I did have one issue though, with the
pa_sink_unlink I a
> Will this actually work if pulse isn't actually completely failing?
Yes. PA isn't crashing, but it stops detecting the sound card. I want to
know what exactly causes that to happen and hopefully a backtrace can
help me there.
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You
One last question before I spend the time doing this. Will this actually
work if pulse isn't actually completely failing? I'm not positive pulse
actually dies, the reason I say this is because when pulse has died the
volume buttons don't work and if I go into sound options or whatever
it's called i
>(gdb) break pa_sink_unlink
>No symbol table is loaded. Use the "file" command.
>Make breakpoint pending on future shared library load? (y or [n]) y
>Breakpoint 1 (pa_sink_unlink) pending.
This is correct. Then use the "run" command in gdb, and whenever it
stops on "pa_sink_unlink", issue the "bac
Getting this error:
bash: break: only meaningful in a `for', `while', or `until' loop
when I run "break pa_sink_unlink" before running gdb command, if I run
gdb first and then do the break command I get this:
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.1-ubuntu
Copyright (C) 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPL
Sure thing. I'll be able to get this done tomorrow evening most likely.
Anything I can do to help I will. I'll take a look at the instructions
to see if I have any questions. Thanks for replying so fast
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Hmm, I still can't figure out what actually makes the sink unlink.
Perhaps a backtrace could help. If you're up for helping - and this may
take some time for you as well - can you try reproduce a backtrace:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace
First disable autospawn and kill pulseaudio. Also, befor
Sorry for the delay. Here is the updated verbose file, it's about 2
minutes into the file that the problem occurs (between 120-135 seconds).
Let me know if there's anything else. The volume died in VLC about 40
seconds into the video (the rest of the time I was just finding the
video file I wanted
That would explain a lot :) I'll do another round tonight. Hopefully I
can help get this resolved. To me it looks like pulse is going idle when
I'm watching things but maybe not.
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Jmadero, seems like pulseaudio was running, could it be that the
"autospawn=no" in ~/.pulse/client.conf was not functioning when you
killed PulseAudio?
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That gave a much more limited report, I don't think it'll be useful at
all. The audio went out about 65 seconds after I did pacmd set-log-time
1
Also, the same issue happened in Fedora 13 so I'm almost positive it's pulse
and not Ubuntu specific
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No need to apologize, I do what I can to help out the community. I'll be
home in a couple days and will post as soon as I get a chance. Thanks
for the quick updates
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Thanks for reporting back, jmadero. It's a little difficult too see exactly
where it crashes.
I've done a change to the instructions at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio/Log which will help us to get timestamps in
the log as well. Could you please try the new instructions and also notice the
Yes I can if I go into the sound preferences and switch it to my
internal speakers. If I switch it back to HDMI from there it's about 50%
chance that it will work again for a short period of time.
Also, I already included my verbose log, it's in the attachments above.
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After pulse has "crashed", can you still play audio through the internal
sound card (speakers, headphones)?
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Please obtain a verbose pulseaudio log as outlined here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio/Log
affects ubuntu/pulseaudio
status incomplete
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