Who knows what pulseaudio developers were smoking when they wrote that
code. I'm glad you got this solved for now. I hope it's permanently
solved for you too.
On Tue, 8 Mar 2022, Daniel Fishman wrote:
> The first two things didn't work, but while I worked on a switch to
> pipewire (with a
The first two things didn't work, but while I worked on a switch to
pipewire (with a limited success, since pipewire is experimental
in the current stable and misses important features that I need
and which are already available in pulseaudio), I stumbled upon
a workaround which fixed the problem
Three things to do:
1) pulseaudio --cleanup-shm
reboot and see if you get any better results.
2) if 1 fails in the user directory rm -fr ~/.config/pulseaudio then
reboot and check for better results.
3) if 2 fails, remove pulseaudio from the machine and think about
installing and running pipewire
Hello,
I have an up-to-date Debian stable machine where pulseaudio becomes stuck
as soon as it is started (goes into an uninterruptible sleep). I couldn't
understand what is the cause for this behavior - maybe somebody can provide
an idea?
Initially, pulse worked as expected - the machine
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