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Crash loading alsa.tcz on model B+
Rich:
Hi Wazner
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with your results.
Wazner:
Thanks for the heads-up Rich.
My results
I've got sound working through ALSA on the raspbian wheezy distro.
I had to remove the pulseaudio package to get it working though. (But no crashes even with the pulseaudio installed).
This means we can rule out hardware failure.
Thoughts:
I see that the alsa-plugins.tcz extensions depends on pulseaudio, maybe this is causing the same bug as on the raspbian distro.
Greetings,
Wazner
bmarkus:
For testing edit /mnt/mmcbl0p2/tce/optional/alsa-plugins.tcz.dep and delete line with pulseaudio.tcz Additionally you can delete pulseaudio.tcz* files also. Reboot and try it.
Wazner:
I've tried your suggestion, it still didn't work.
This brought me on an idea: I'll install all dependencies one-by-one and see at what extension it crashes (if at any).
Results
Yes, I was able to narrow it down to the 'alsa-modules-3.14.4-piCore+.tcz' extension.
I assume ALSA can't run without this extension?
Greetings,
Wazner
bmarkus:
Yes you need modules. The good question which module is causing the crash. Based on lsmod from old B modules can be blacklisted one by one.
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