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[Lucid] need little modify the ubiquity-hooks/30accessibility script with
gdm accessibility setting configuration part in Blindness profile
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I had something very similar to the problem described by Ernst (#21) and
after deleting ./pulse directory in my local folder everything is OK.
Thanks a lot, Richard!
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I just hit a related issue when moving my home directory from one system
to another. After moving the data from my home directory (including
~/.pulse), the sound applet stopped responding. On startup, it would
say Waiting for sound system to respond. After deleting ~/.pulse and
rebooting, the
#27: did the trick for me too, thanks!
For the record: I've upgraded from karmic to lucid and switched from
XFCE to GNOME at the same time and got this problem.
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I just deleted the .pulse directory in my home folder and that seemed to
do the trick! Could then open the sound panel to reconfigure. (Also
deleted Pulse directories in /tmp but not sure if that was necessary)
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Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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I also have this problem on Lucid 64bit. Sound works, but the panel does not.
alsamixer seems to work too.
There also is no icon for the volume control in Indicator Applet.
$ uname -a
Linux HackProHackstation 2.6.32-16-generic #24-Ubuntu SMP Sat Mar 6 12:32:35
UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$
Maybe i should mention that i did not have this problem in Karmic from
which i upgraded.
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I get following when i run gnome-volume-control
$ gnome-volume-control
socket(): Address family not supported by protocol
Sorry for the 3 posts, but bugtrackers should support edit :/
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This crash happened because of the old version of o3d i had in my
plugins directory. libnpo3dautoplugin.so
The bug report is invalid.
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Wrong bug report, sorry. This has nothing to do with
libnpo3dautoplugin.so.
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On my laptop, the icon in the notification area shows a cross sign,
looking like the sound is muted, but that's not the case: I hear sound.
If I click on it and press Sound Preferences, I get a dialog box
saying Waiting for sound system to respond.
I'm running Lucid 32-bit.
$ apt-cache policy
@ comment #18
That looks dangerous (and unnecessary), especially deleting system files
without using the package manager. I know you can remove pulseaudio without
taking out too many packages, as long as you don't try and remove libpulse
packages.
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pulse AND alsa both come installed and thats the problem. they conflict,
and cause a LOT of problems. try this , my personal mix. should work
like a charm. you can reverse this method to keep pulse if you like .
but i think this method is pretty good
almost willing to bet fix all sound issues
@all: please be carefull if you are considering following the
instructions in the previous comment. These actions are not supported,
and *may* result in a broken system.
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I've reconfigured the appropriate gnome packages to use gstreamer
instead of pulseaudio: https://launchpad.net/~dtl131/+archive/ppa/
OSS/4 users will want the libcanberra packages in that PPA as well (if
they want event sounds). ALSA users don't need to bother with the
libcanberra in that PPA.
OSS4 users can use the System - Preferences - keybindings app (or run
gnome-keybinding-properties in terminal) to map volume keys to ossmix
commands. First figure out what tracks are available by running 'ossmix'
command with no arguments. Then experiment with the ossmix command in the
Even with the workaround for OSS4(Opensound), keyboard shortcuts for
adjusting audio volume no longer work, and pulseaudio can't get along
with OSS4.
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I found a web page describing the problem and a work around.
http://www.4front-tech.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3t=3324#p13408
This is a bug with ubuntu karmic, and not gnome in general apparently.
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I get this message too. Also not using pulseaudio before I upgraded,
but karmic installed it for me on upgrade.
My sound buttons are now broken after I uninstalled pulse audio.
Was on an irc channel earlier talking with a bunch of people about what
to do who had the same problem.
I had to
illume, that workaround only works for OSS4 users. ALSA users should
either use the attachment in Comment #11 or use alsasink and/or
alsasrc if using gconf-editor directly.
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I found a good GUI workaround for controlling gstreamer and event sound
preferences. One can still run the old gnome-sound-properties with a
couple of files. The attached file has 32bit/x86 and 64bit/x86-64
versions of the gnome-sound-properties program. Move the appropriate
version of this file
This bug also affects me. I think that pulse is conflicting with the
previous alsa libraries that were before updating to karmic. For some
reason this installation is not clean.
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** Summary changed:
- [karmic] Waiting for sound system to respond
+ Waiting for sound system to respond
** Changed in: gnome-media (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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