pdlethbridge - do you have the PulseAudio applet installed? It gives you
a greater control over your input/output devices.
Perhaps future versions of Ubuntu should have this installed by default.
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I have attempted to up grade to 9.10 from a wonderfully running 9.04 with out
success. No sound, nadda, zip. The volume control listed in 9.04s start up
manager is missing in 9.10. I had even back dated the kernel to 2.6.28-17 and
successfully got my tv card to show the picture but I still don't
Because the problem may have come from a corrupted install, I am setting
this report to "Invalid".
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Status: New => Invalid
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It was a bit drastic, but I reformatted the problem partition with the
Gparted live CD and did a clean install of Karmic. It solved my sound
issues.
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Just a final thought on the matter - I had been having trouble off and
on with my dmrc file. It kept losing it's chmod settings since Hardy
days, and this time no matter what I did, the error message kept popping
up periodically.
Looking at the properties of both my dmrc file and the home director
I figured that would be the answer, as I suspected it from the start.
What the heck, I wanted to update to ext4 and Grub2 on that partition
anyway.
All meaningful files are kept on a separate usb hard drive, and I can
backup/reinstall my programs with a nice bit of code someone kindly
wrote and po
Christopher,
Your description sound like a problem with the installation. Might I
suggest a fresh install? So long as you can't boot into the correct
kernel, you can't get the right sound drivers running.
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Frans, if you know how, please check to see if the slmodemd daemon is
running. If it is running., you need to shut it off. If you don't know
how to do that, let me know and I'll write up a description.
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Ok, I rebooted in the problem partition, and the following was the first
message - or most of it.
Mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on devpts
missing codepage or other helper program,or other error.
It suggested /sbin/mount/ helper program for assistance. Next came
a few variation
Hi No go there is still no sound butat lest i now have "Dummy output"
under the outpit in the sound Preferences
On Mon, 2009-11-02 at 19:28 +0200, WeatherGod wrote:
> Christopher,
>
> The problem is due to a faulty upgrade to 9.10. You are still using the
> Jaunty kernel (2.6.28) instead of the
There were a pile of messages, but the one that stuck out was a mountall
(465) if memory serves.
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Here it is, but it's the Grub2 version on my other (working) partition,
which is the system is booting. I don't expect the menu.lst on the other
is doing much of anything.
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Hmmm, ok, so the kernel is there... can we see the /boot/grub/menu.lst
file?
Also, can you elaborate on "I cannot boot into 2.6.31 at all". What do
you do to start booting that kernel and what error messages come up?
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There are several 2.6.31 files in /boot. I'm attaching config - maybe
the one you want.
Also: abi, initrd.img, System.map, vmcoreinfo and vmlinuz, all 2.6.31.
The older kernel files are there as well.
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The dmesg is for booting into 2.6.28. I am more curious about why you
can't boot into the 2.6.31 kernel. Maybe the kernel image got placed in
the wrong directory? Check the /boot directory for the 2.6.31 kernel
image.
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Faulty indeed - I cannot boot into 2.6.31 at all in my problem
partition. I was able to save dmesg for your perusal.
Please don't confuse me with an expert, but I am a quick learner.
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Christopher,
The problem is due to a faulty upgrade to 9.10. You are still using the
Jaunty kernel (2.6.28) instead of the Karmic kernel (2.6.31). Try
running 'sudo update-grub' and reboot. Note that you may still have to
unmute the devices in the mixer controls after rebooting.
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FYI - I ran and submitted audio tests from System Testing on both
partitions of 9.10. The original partition fails all audio tests while
the other passed every test.
...the sound of my head scratching...
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I can see my AudioHub in Xorg as well as when running 'System Testing',
but all that appears in Sound-Preferences is 'Dummy Output'. There is no
sound whatsoever in the upgraded 9.10.
As long as my AudioHub was connected to a powered USB hub, it ran in in
Jaunty. I have another partition devoted t
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