I can confirm that I also have this problem. Ubuntu 12.04 32 bits,
installed a week ago on not very modern hardware (pentium 4 1500 MHz). I
will see if I can test upstream, but I can't promise anything as it's
not my own computer.
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I've installed mainline kernel 3.5.0-030500-generic #201207211835, and
I'm still getting NAK bailouts in dmesg/tty1.
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I'm also still experiencing this problem, both on a high end machine
(high end, but programs are using up all available memory usually), and
a low end system.
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I have a similar problem which I suspect is the same bug. In my case
it's a non-root ext3 fs on an external usb disk. I regularly leave it
plugged in while suspending/resuming, and sometimes it becomes
corrupted. The fs stays mounted across suspend/resume, but after the
corruption programs will
I tried Yannicks patch. Calling the echo test now connects and I see the
video of myself, but sound still doesn't work as per bug #112948.
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I installed a patched 3.2.6 version from
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ekiga/+bug/332543/comments/20
, which fixes me not being able to call.
When I call the echo test, I get video but no audio at all. The volume
change icon below the video stays greyed out.
When I try to play a test
I'm having the same problem.
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Same problem: trying to call Echo test hangs up immediately. Suggestion
of disabling some codecs in comment 18 doesn't help anything. I'm also
affected by bug #112948 (ekiga+pulseaudio not working), maybe there is a
connection? Though this problem persists if I kill pulseaudio, and other
audio
I'm also having this problem. I can't call anyone due to bug #332543, but I get
the same problem when I try to test the sound events in the sound events
preferences: ekiga uses 100% cpu. The UI is still responsive, but when I try to
quit ekiga that doesn't work until I kill it manually.
Same
confirming this is also affecting me.
laptop: HP Pavillion dv7 with intel IHC9 family chipset
driver: snd_hda_intel
aplay -l
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog]
Subdevices: 0/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 0:
I think the hard-to-findness of this option is still a UI bug. There
should be something in the main preferences panel at least hinting at
the existance of plugin config options (a 'plugin options' button or a
list of active plugins with 'preference' buttons or something)
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