On Tue, Jun 02, 2026 at 08:52:08AM +0200, Alexandre Ratchov wrote: > > 00339830932: clk +0 +0, wr +4 +0 rd: +0 +0 (cpending: 0) > > sndio: xrun > > _sio_xrun: rused = 0, wused = 7680 > > _sio_xrun: cmove = 0, wsil = 7680, rdrop = 0 > > sio_wsil: inserted 4096 bytes > > sio_wsil: inserted 3584 bytes > > rsnd/0: xrun > > 00679971186: clk +0 +0, wr +4 +0 rd: +0 +0 (cpending: 0) > > sndio: xrun > > _sio_xrun: rused = 0, wused = 7680 > > _sio_xrun: cmove = 0, wsil = 7680, rdrop = 0 > > sio_wsil: inserted 4096 bytes > > sio_wsil: inserted 3584 bytes > > 01020032920: clk +0 +0, wr +4 +0 rd: +0 +0 (cpending: 0) > > sndio: xrun > > _sio_xrun: rused = 0, wused = 7680 > > _sio_xrun: cmove = 0, wsil = 7680, rdrop = 0 > > sio_wsil: inserted 4096 bytes > > sio_wsil: inserted 3584 bytes > > 01360089875: clk +0 +0, wr +4 +0 rd: +0 +0 (cpending: 0) > > sndio: xrun > > [...] > > It seems that recording DMA fails to start. > > Do you have any "microphone" or "recording" settings in the BIOS? if > so, could you *enable* recording in the bios? (on certain systems, if > the microphone is disabled, the device claims recording capability but > recording is broken).
Unfortunately the builtin screen doesn't function except in short sporadic bursts, so I can't confirm that's the case, but I have hazy memories of flipping a setting like that in the BIOS. > As a quick workaround, you could drop the read permission from the > device node: > > chmod g-r /dev/audio0 Dropping the read permission and restarting sndiod does indeed let audio play. Since this is likely an issue of my own making, I'll just work around the issue until I finally buy new hardware one of these years. Thanks for looking.
