Hello all,
It's sounding more and more like this is a kernel or driver problem, not
an Audacious bug. In Roger's backtrace, the hangup apparently occured
somewhere deep in the Pulse Audio libraries, not in the Audacious code.
Simon and Roger no longer saw the problem after installing a newer
kerne
I could do that, but either this will take time until I can spend some
to learn how to compile audacious + extra plugins with debugging
symbols and learn how to use gdb to extract the relevant information
from it; or I'm going to need your help on how to do all of that -
perhaps if you want and hav
Luís and Simon,
It would be very helpful if you would run Audacious in a debugger,
interrupt it as soon as it pauses in this way, and take a backtrace of
each thread. Without a backtrace, I really have no way of figuring out
what is going wrong. The audio output could be hanging up, two threads
co
On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 1:43 AM, John Lindgren wrote:
> Hey Luís,
>
> Do you still have this problem with the current upstream version?
>
> John Lindgren
>
>
Hi,
I've been using Linux kernel 2.6.30-rc6 for about a week now and
audacious didn't show that behaviour again... Until a while ago, when
i
Hey Luís,
Do you still have this problem with the current upstream version?
John Lindgren
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