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echo "amixer set "Master" 80 unmute" >> ~/.X.d/alsaecho "amixer set "Mic" 10 unmute" >> ~/.X.d/alsa
Doesn't firefox use pulseaudio for sound?If so, then there's no need to change any alsa settings, just use pavucontrol or cli pulseaudio commands.
... Now, the only problem to solve is that the laptop starts muted, I have to use alsamixergui to unmute all of the channels to get the audio working.
sudo alsactl storeecho alsactl restore >> /opt/bootlocal.shecho usr/local/etc/alsa/asound.state >> /opt/.filetool.lst.filetool.sh -b
Hi julcarQuote from: julcar on January 18, 2019, 03:15:32 AM ... Now, the only problem to solve is that the laptop starts muted, I have to use alsamixergui to unmute all of the channels to get the audio working.Based on what I did here:http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,22145.msg138620.html#msg138620I think you left out the following steps (after setting your volume levels):Code: [Select]sudo alsactl storeecho alsactl restore >> /opt/bootlocal.shecho usr/local/etc/alsa/asound.state >> /opt/.filetool.lst.filetool.sh -b
the alsactl store could be on shutdown.sh?
Hi julcarQuotethe alsactl store could be on shutdown.sh?You could if you want to and you change volume levels a lot. If you have volume levels you are comfortable with then justrunning alsactl store once is sufficient.