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dCore Import Debian Packages to Mountable SCE extensions => dCore X86 => dCore x86 Imported Extensions => Topic started by: jls on August 04, 2014, 04:31:36 AM
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:'(
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The latest skype does not work with pulseaudio? I don't use skype so I can't test, more information on what is not working would be helpful. Thanks.
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pulseaudio makes the sound card silent
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Try this command to launch skype:
PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC=30 skype
Also maybe try:
From http://pc-freak.net : In file/etc/pulse/default.pa substitute the line :
load-module module-udev-detect
with
load-module module-udev-detect tsched=0
Then restart Pulseaudio server.
Taken from the Debian Skype page.
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You could also try killing the pulseaudio daemon and re-starting it in debug mode to look for error messages:
$ pulseaudio -k
$ pulseaudio -vv
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after starting console-kit-daemon as root, pulseaudio starts, but oNLy with dummy output.
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I've attached the pulseaudio.log
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Does this issue occur when running a Debian install of wheezy? Testing on a wheezy install would help in knowing if it is a Debian issue or a dCore issue.
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On the same machine (eepc 901) I've also elive installed, where pulse works, I attach also the pulse log of elive.
But few days ago I managed to get pulse working on dCore but I couldn't reproduce the success, maybe some libs are missing?
PS. pulse makes sound working also on terminology
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Ok, I will look into it.
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I can load pulseaudio and start it with no errors after starting console-kit-daemon.
Alsamixer shows up one channel of pulseaudio, and speaker-test seems to give normal terminal output, just no sound. Pavucontrol also gives normal readings. I will dig deeper.
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I booted into my Ubuntu Trusty hard drive install, and could not even get pulseaudio to start (apt-get install pulseaudio; pulseaudio --start). It complained of missing config files, I even followed their wiki and no luck. That tells me that on Debian/Ubuntu it is not easy to get pulseaudio running. I will try some more in the near future as time permits.
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isn't pulseaudio enabled by default in ubuntu?
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the solution is of course thanks to arslanserc ;)
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,11632.msg61791.html#msg61791 (http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,11632.msg61791.html#msg61791)
sudo udevadm trigger
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this is because pulse audio package has got files in
lib/udev/rules.ddirectory.
this situation could be automatically checked and solved by the importsce script adding on top the sce.installed file the
udevadm trigger
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Thanks.
"udevadm trigger" added to pulseaudio.deb2sce.
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I am also having the startup script of pulseaudio add the current user to the "pulse" and "pulse-access" groups.
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I am also having the startup script of pulseaudio add the current user to the "pulse" and "pulse-access" groups.
I think that was already done (the groups thing).
After re-importing I get
jls@eeepc:~$ pulseaudio
pulseaudio: relocation error: /usr/lib/libpulsecore-2.0.so: symbol pa_format_info_free2, version PULSE_0 not defined in file libpulse.so.0 with link time reference
jls@eeepc:~$
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I don't see that error on a fresh import of pulseaudio.
Below is an old but maybe useful observation on a simliar issue:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/474714
I do have a large desktop installed after a fresh pulseaudio, I will try again with a minimal one and report back if I see anything.
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after the nth re-import I'm again at the point where pulseaudio doesn't find any card :-[
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I will try and familiarize myself with pulseaudio and dig deeper. But what I find helps the most is to have a Wheezy install and test Wheezy versus dCore as that helps to isolate issues. If you have a Wheezy install or can install it, that would be of much use in troubleshooting.
Thanks.
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On both a Wheezy install and a freshly imported pulseaudio on dCore, pulseaudio starts without errors on my machine.
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also in my installation but pulseaudio doesn't see any card
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with the latest dCore cut pulseaudio works! ;)