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Importance: Unknown => Medium
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brian, yes it's fixed in gutsy, if you encounter other problem please
take a look to the already reported bugs if you don't find anything
similar to the one you're facing, report a new one, thanks.
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It wasn't quite clear to me from the thread, should this problem be
fixed in Gutsy?
I'm finding a similar problem with an up-to-date Gutsy. The keyboard volume
control only seems to affect the Headphone channel
despite having configured the "default mixer tracks" to be PCM.
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Sorry, I mixed up gnome-control-center and control-center... It has been
fixed.
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>From looking at the source, it has not been fixed. It's committed
upstream but not released, I guess.
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the gnome-control-center version has been updated since the bug has been
closed upstream, you can try on current gutsy
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What package version did the fix go in?
If it isn't in Gutsy, it shouldn't be market fixed in Ubuntu.
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The upstream bug has been marked fixed, doing the same with the
distribution task
** Changed in: control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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So what is the next step? This bug is still marked "needs info" when it
has a confirmed working patch.
Nominating.
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Yes, obviously for both of us.
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Does that fix the bug for everybody?
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Hey, that works! The volume controls controlled headset volume and not
speaker volume. Going into System->Preferences->Sound and then
selecting for the Default Mixer Track the HDA Intel then changed things
so that headset/keyboard controls adjust speaker volume and not
headset volume. Success!
t
Sorry, I didn't look carefully at your directory structure. The packages
(and .changes file) are probably in your home directory. Run debi there,
and replace the filename with whatever filename your .changes file got
(it's of course not i386 in your case).
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:~$ cd control-center-2.18.1/
:~/control-center-2.18.1$ sudo debi
control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2_i386.changes
debi: can't read control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2_i386.changes!
:~/control-center-2.18.1$ ls
aclocal.m4
AUTHORS
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config.guess
config.guess.cdbs-orig
config.h
config.h.i
Greg, you correctly patched and built the new packages. Now you have to install
them:
cd ~/control-center-2.18.1
sudo debi control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2_i386.changes
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I downloaded the file you pointed to me to and I patched things as
follows:
:~/control-center-2.18.1$ mv control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2.debdiff
/home/hornby/Desktop/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/control-center-2.18.1$ patch -p1 <
~/Desktop/control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2.debdiff
patching file debian/cha
I wonder if it's pointless to ask for a upload of this, since it's fixed
upstream. However, some testing in Gutsy and then backport/SRU to Feisty
would be good. The patch fixes a memory pointer mistake that is a
potential crasher.
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Here is a debdiff with the patch included.
Greg, if you want to use this one instead, go to the control-center-2.18.1
directory and type
patch -p1 < ~/Desktop/control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2.debdiff
** Attachment added: "debdiff with upstream patch"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7884921/c
(I have used Launchpad so much, I have forgot how terribly non-intuitive
and confusing it is. The "upstream" bug is linked to under "Assigned to"
for some reason. Yikes.
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Sorry for not explaining so well. The upstream bug is linked to on top
of this page. (http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441552) It has
a patch attached, called "Another updated patch" that you were supposed
to download. No, you should not look inside the i386 package for
anything, you can d
Is the upstream patch file the attachment file you emailed?:
gnome-control-center_2.18.1-0ubuntu2.2_i386.deb
I've unpacked it (into a directory called "tmp" and dug around inside
but didn't find any "acme-volume-gstreamer.c":
:~/Desktop/tmp$ ls
control
control.tar
data.tar
debian-binary
gnome-c
If you look inside the upstream patch file, you'll see the filename
"acme-volume-gstreamer.c". Its inside gnome-settings-daemon/actions if I
remember correctly. The command would then be:
patch gnome-settings-daemon/actions/acme-volume-gstreamer.c
~/Desktop/Another-updated-patch.txt
(depending o
Hey Tormod,
I followed the first few lines of this (note that its, "apt-get source
gnome-control-center" and not "sources"), cd'd into
~/control-center-2.18.1, but I'm not sure which file I should be
patching. The files are:
:~/control-center-2.18.1$ ls
aclocal.m4
AUTHORS
cappletsChangeLog
confi
Greg, it's relatively easy to build your own package:
sudo apt-get install devscripts
sudo apt-get build-dep gnome-control-center
apt-get sources gnome-control-center
cd the-new-directory
patch the-file-to-patch patch-from-the-upstream-bug
debuild -b -us -uc
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If you leave the Volume Control panel (where you can adjust the headset
volume) open while you press the volume buttons, the slider in the panel
doesn't move?
Select _only_ the headset PCM in Default Mixer Track Device, then watch
the volume sliders in the panel - which of them move? Go through al
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