Repairing a broken alsa
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Can somebody give me the appropriate methodology in dealing with a broken alsa ? To be honest I don't know what happenned but that the computer went out of battery while sleeping (the pc not me), and then I was not able to get sound back up.
alsa-info allowed me to upload the diagnostic. I'd like to point out the fact that I don't have any volume icon on my launcher anymore and I'm using Lubuntu. I tried purging and reinstalling alsa-base but with no effects. I don't want to reinstall the whole system because of that.
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Can somebody give me the appropriate methodology in dealing with a broken alsa ? To be honest I don't know what happenned but that the computer went out of battery while sleeping (the pc not me), and then I was not able to get sound back up.
alsa-info allowed me to upload the diagnostic. I'd like to point out the fact that I don't have any volume icon on my launcher anymore and I'm using Lubuntu. I tried purging and reinstalling alsa-base but with no effects. I don't want to reinstall the whole system because of that.
alsa lubuntu
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According to alsa-info, everything looks file. Doesaplay something.wav
work? Do you see anything when runningpavucontrol
?
â CL.
Jun 14 at 14:09
I don't got a wav file but ogg starts and out puts no sound, as for pavucontrol it showed the rhythmbox app playing music and the sound level varying. But can't hear anything..
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:47
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Can somebody give me the appropriate methodology in dealing with a broken alsa ? To be honest I don't know what happenned but that the computer went out of battery while sleeping (the pc not me), and then I was not able to get sound back up.
alsa-info allowed me to upload the diagnostic. I'd like to point out the fact that I don't have any volume icon on my launcher anymore and I'm using Lubuntu. I tried purging and reinstalling alsa-base but with no effects. I don't want to reinstall the whole system because of that.
alsa lubuntu
Can somebody give me the appropriate methodology in dealing with a broken alsa ? To be honest I don't know what happenned but that the computer went out of battery while sleeping (the pc not me), and then I was not able to get sound back up.
alsa-info allowed me to upload the diagnostic. I'd like to point out the fact that I don't have any volume icon on my launcher anymore and I'm using Lubuntu. I tried purging and reinstalling alsa-base but with no effects. I don't want to reinstall the whole system because of that.
alsa lubuntu
asked Jun 14 at 12:40
Yvain
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According to alsa-info, everything looks file. Doesaplay something.wav
work? Do you see anything when runningpavucontrol
?
â CL.
Jun 14 at 14:09
I don't got a wav file but ogg starts and out puts no sound, as for pavucontrol it showed the rhythmbox app playing music and the sound level varying. But can't hear anything..
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:47
add a comment |Â
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According to alsa-info, everything looks file. Doesaplay something.wav
work? Do you see anything when runningpavucontrol
?
â CL.
Jun 14 at 14:09
I don't got a wav file but ogg starts and out puts no sound, as for pavucontrol it showed the rhythmbox app playing music and the sound level varying. But can't hear anything..
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:47
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According to alsa-info, everything looks file. Does
aplay something.wav
work? Do you see anything when running pavucontrol
?â CL.
Jun 14 at 14:09
According to alsa-info, everything looks file. Does
aplay something.wav
work? Do you see anything when running pavucontrol
?â CL.
Jun 14 at 14:09
I don't got a wav file but ogg starts and out puts no sound, as for pavucontrol it showed the rhythmbox app playing music and the sound level varying. But can't hear anything..
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:47
I don't got a wav file but ogg starts and out puts no sound, as for pavucontrol it showed the rhythmbox app playing music and the sound level varying. But can't hear anything..
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:47
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Try to run alsamixer form command line.
Press f6 to see if you can select your soundcard form the list and adjust volumes.
I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
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So the froward truth is that my mute boutton only mutes, doesn't unmute. I needed to access the software's volume control, I guess you can do it in multiple ways, I installed 'pasystray' and I unmuted to the volume, works.
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Try to run alsamixer form command line.
Press f6 to see if you can select your soundcard form the list and adjust volumes.
I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
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up vote
0
down vote
Try to run alsamixer form command line.
Press f6 to see if you can select your soundcard form the list and adjust volumes.
I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
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Try to run alsamixer form command line.
Press f6 to see if you can select your soundcard form the list and adjust volumes.
Try to run alsamixer form command line.
Press f6 to see if you can select your soundcard form the list and adjust volumes.
answered Jun 15 at 20:39
Mr.Holub
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I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
add a comment |Â
I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
I got either 'default' (which is selected by default...) or 'HDAIntel' (which must be the same), no sound, thank you guys for spending time to help me I guess my hardware is broken, that is just going to help me concentrate on my work lol
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:49
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
Did you adjust volumes, and unmute "Master"?
â CL.
Jun 18 at 6:31
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
You can also try to boot some live distribution in order to test sound in it. This will isolate problem to either software issue or hardware failure.
â Mr.Holub
Jun 23 at 8:44
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
I just read that, as I was pointing out I'm puzzled by the fact that I have no volume control, I might have uninstalled it but I don't know what would be the name of that program taht lets me control the volume from the desktop, I will try booting a live image. Very good advice
â Yvain
Jul 9 at 6:56
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
So the froward truth is that my mute boutton only mutes, doesn't unmute. I needed to access the software's volume control, I guess you can do it in multiple ways, I installed 'pasystray' and I unmuted to the volume, works.
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
So the froward truth is that my mute boutton only mutes, doesn't unmute. I needed to access the software's volume control, I guess you can do it in multiple ways, I installed 'pasystray' and I unmuted to the volume, works.
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
So the froward truth is that my mute boutton only mutes, doesn't unmute. I needed to access the software's volume control, I guess you can do it in multiple ways, I installed 'pasystray' and I unmuted to the volume, works.
So the froward truth is that my mute boutton only mutes, doesn't unmute. I needed to access the software's volume control, I guess you can do it in multiple ways, I installed 'pasystray' and I unmuted to the volume, works.
answered Jul 9 at 7:03
Yvain
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According to alsa-info, everything looks file. Does
aplay something.wav
work? Do you see anything when runningpavucontrol
?â CL.
Jun 14 at 14:09
I don't got a wav file but ogg starts and out puts no sound, as for pavucontrol it showed the rhythmbox app playing music and the sound level varying. But can't hear anything..
â Yvain
Jun 18 at 3:47