On Thursday 14 OctoberCORTO 2010 01:18:53 am Craig Brashear wrote: > Hi All, > > I had a not so pleasant experience with pulseaudio in the new distro. > #1 There is a blacklist in the /lib directory that blacklists out my driver > module (hda intel) NoALSA.conf. > #2 You cannot simply remove pulseaudio, doing so breaks kmix because there > is a dependency issue.
A reboot of the computer solved my KMix issues after I personally removed PulseAudio. There isn't a permanent issue preventing a "sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio" and a reboot working, at any rate. > #3 I got mine to work sort of! by commenting out my card from the blacklist, > and running alsamixer as root to set it up. > #4 You can also get it working by installing most of the pulseadio packages > (which installs most of the audio stuff from GNOME) > and the ALSA source package, which will let you use alsaconf to set > your default sound card, > then using the padevchooser and pavucontrol to set up the card with > most of the channels working > (they still did not show up in kmix). > > IMHO the switch to pulseaudio in KDE (KUbuntu) is not quite "ready for prime > time" yet. Most users will get irritated to say the least if their sound card > is not working properly. > -- kubuntu-devel mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-devel
