The last configuration change fixed the issue for me.
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Title:
PulseAudio doesn't work when pipewire is installed (ie. KDE)
To manage
Uninstalling pipewire fixed the issue. Now both the speakers and the
microphone work properly.
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Title:
[Acer Aspire E5-432] After boot
Public bug reported:
After an upgrade pulseaudio does not run properly after boot unless I
restart the service with the command systemctl --user restart
pulseaudio. Reinstalling the service with the comand apt-get install
--reinstall pulseaudio also solves the issue.
I am currently running
I also has this issue of losing audio and having to reinstall pulseaudio
to get it back to work. The latest pulseaudio update
(1:13.99.2-1ubuntu2) did not seem to solve the issue.
** Attachment added: "alsa-info"
I can not upload any file to this bug report, I have been trying to do
that all the week without any success. I am not sure if I have an issue
or if there is an issue with the website. As soon as the problem gets
fixed I will upload the crash file in /var/crash.
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I didn't notice that the crash signal was different. Everything in the
logs uploaded by OP looked the same as mine so I didn't upload mine. If
my bug is different from the one reported initially I'll open another
one and reupload everything there.
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I also have this issue on Ubuntu 18.04. When nmbd crashes it always
happens after the system resumes from suspension or hibernation. I
didn't notice any crashes on any other ocasion.
** Attachment added: "log.nmbd"
