Why does my email address show in my posts? When I registered I entered
a "Name". That's great now I'll be harvested.
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Output of grep -nH position /etc/modprobe.d only shows the line in alsa-
base.conf, notice it is now commented out:
"/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf:44:# options snd-hda-intel
position_fix=1"
So I would assume the position_fix parameter has no affect on the noise.
No matter what I try it still mak
Inconsistent behavior: I found an old post about position so I tried
setting it to "2", no change. Then I tried commenting it out again and
reboot (I always reboot). It did not make the clock applet error this
time. So it is now running without position_fix set but it made no
change in the noise. I
The position_fix=1 is the default setting. I never explicitly set that.
That is how it was set during standard fresh install. No the only noise
I have is the machine-gun rapid fire every 60 seconds.
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I tried commenting out "position_fix=1" and rebooting. When I logged in
I got a new error message that the clock applet could not load. So I put
back in position_fix=1, rebooted and the error message went away. Also
when it was commented out I still had noise.
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OK, here it a fresh run of alsa-info.txt:
http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=dc85c62f1a41276a6cf37905c4557f5c06e73f43
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I did this and give the link to its output above and here:
The results from the "alsa-info" script on my PC can be found here:
http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=e30781f48c8789c95aba2341bbca676f57af219c
I can run it again if needed.
Is that what you mean?
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Yes, I can confirm addling the line:
options snd-hda-intel power_save_controller=N
to file /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf and rebooting did not resolve the
symptom.
I still have a machine gun every 60 seconds.
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I get this error too on an HP Pavilion m9400f AMD Phenom X4 9750. I'm
not sure what my motherboard is. Since upgrading to 10.10 I spend a lot
of time in this bug department. I also get service startup messages
splattered on screen in low graphics mode on startup and shutdown, audio
noise every 60 s
Whoever says this is "fixed", it isn't. It happens in my fresh install
of 10.10.
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I too get this exact same error after a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10.
Pretty amazing this bug has been occurring since 2007, three years and
nobody has solved it.
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An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for GNOME
ALSA Mixer. Some of your configuration settings may
I was afraid I spoke to soon and indeed I did. I simply reboot my
machine and now the noise rata-tat-tat every 60 seconds is back. I could
swear it is louder too. Most annoying.
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I may be speaking to soon, but since I followed these instructions the
noise has stopped:
"Please follow
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/InstallingLinuxAlsaDriverModules.";
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No, if I mute sound it does NOT happen.
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Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Ubuntu 10.10, kernel 2.6.35-22-generic, my audio
makes a popping noise every 60 seconds exactly. It sounds like a little
machine gun popping rapidly for 2-3 seconds. I have tried disabling all
unused devices such as microphones but that doesn't help. I have
There needs to be a HUGE warning that "tasksel" is dangerous and should
not be used. I just blew away a system today because I wanted to add dns
server to a desktop system. This bug is so bad it should be considered a
security vulnerability.
I put a checkmark on "Add DNS server" and hit OK. Then I
If you save an RDP file for each destination, then use QuickConnect
button to select from your server choices (RDP files), It won't
automatically reconnect. I have developed a habit of only using the
QuickConnect buttons and my RDP files to avoid that problem. It is a big
nuisance. They should have
My update completed yesterday. I keep having apps that require my
authentication crash with auth2db errors. Thanks. Everything shows up to
date.
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I got tired of NO Audacity on my 9.04 AMD64 with dual quads, hurst linkage,
4 on the floor. So I did this and it works great so far!!!
I downloaded this from audacity site, an earlier build of 1.37 but it *says*
Stable 1.2.
removed Synaptic version of audacity 1.37xxx. This one stops recording aft
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