Hi there.
I just installed the above conexant.deb workaround on a 2.6.33-realtime
kernel manually upgraded to Alsa 1.0.23 ( with latest driver snapshot
from Takashi Iwai) on a T60P.
The Unkown symbol issue still exists. thinkpad-acpi just dies.
Anything I can do?
THX
BTW: I maintain an
@ Daniel T Chen
I don't agree to that new BUG heading. That's not what I've written.
The Ticket with such a heading will disappear somewhere in the space.
Turning PA off or disabling it breaks the system!! You can't make this
TT sound nice and put it on some wishlists.
Having no access to my
Dear Daniel.
I am a rather normal user.
I don't have any background of any discussions on your level. I am sorry
that you don't have any time to look into that problem.
What you propose and describe is a Linux hacker approach. This is not a
solution and not acceptable at all for pretty normal
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu/Karmic || Mint Helena
Pulseaudio can not be stopped by deactivating it in the startup manager.
If you manage to get it stopped it'll break the system.
1. If I deactivate the PA daemon within the start-up manager. The start-
up manager shows PA deactivated though it
I still have the problem with Karmic Final.
The system just hangs randomly up during boot at the message Starting init
crypto disks. It usually needs several tries to get it working. ( I am running
one data disk via eSata - and a SSD as internal boot disk)
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Yep. My machine iboots up properly now. THX a lot.
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BTW: The desktop is extremely responsive now. Great stuff.
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I have the same problem. T60P + Jaunty
2.6.31-1-rt was has been dead stable. I am still using it.
2.6.31-4-rt won't even boot
Since Th. Gleixner promised to deliver the final rt-patch 24h after the launch
of 2.6.31 I am looking forward to the
final patch version implemented into the Ubuntu
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I am running Ubuntu 8.10 - and latest ALSA (1.1.18a).
After restart amixer defaults to default settings.
I checked with ALSA design this must be an Ubuntu/Debian specific issue.
It seems that either a link /var/lib/alsa/asound.state to /etc/asound.state is
needed
or that
Hi.
Alsa design refered me to below patch. This patch explains it. Debian is
patching alsa-utils to put asound.state
under /var/lib/alsa instead of /etc
http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-alsa/trunk/alsa-
utils/debian/patches/move_asound_state_to_var.patch?op=filerev=0sc=0
This is why manual Alsa
Hi this is ridiculous.
I almost smoked my PC. My CPU had some fun without ACPI on in the final
state of shutdown.
I am happy that nothing died.
This is a real CRITICAL TOPIC folks at UBUNTU!!!
The standard UBUNTU kernel works, so what's the issue?
Anyhow, I switched to ZEN-kernel weeks
Yes - seems similar. Though I don't experience this behavior on the generic
kernel.
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Alessio.
It works. I installed the package on the 2.6.27-7-general kernel.
While booting up the rt-kernel fglrx autoinstall ran without any
problems.
From my perspective this TT can be closed now. (Hmmh - better leave it
open. Until we get the final update via the repositories)
I take your PPA
fglrx is running on 2.6.27-3-rt now. Still system won't power off.
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I'll do so - but
How do I install the package from your PPA?
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Earlier idea messed up gnome startup! Forget that.
I just added the line /etc/init.d/pulseaudio start to /usr/bin/pulse-session
and removed the other start line.
This works as expected.
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pulseaudio deamon can not be stopped
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You received this bug
I finally tracked it down to the bottom.
Every X11 startup starts pulseaudio: /etc/X11/Xsession.d/70pulseaudio
1. This seems to be somewhat redundant to /etc/init.d . I am wondering if this
could even generate
problems
2. There is no verification about settings in /etc/default/pulseaudio
OK. Not much response yet.
BUT: I figured it out by myself.
dbus-conf starts a script /usr/bin/pulse-session
This starts directly the pulseaudio daemon, thus passing by
/etc/default/pulseaudio and /etc/init.d
Changing pulse-session with below lines might help: (or you just start
the
Did it. No change. Also tried all kind of stuff acpi=force etc. no change.
Must be again an acpi problem. Could be a kernel option causing the mess or
graphics ATI framebuffer stuff read a comment about it somewhere else.
Who knows.
With the 2.6.27-7-generic and running fglrx driver it works
Hi there.
I uninstalled the 2.6.27-7-generic, after I put 2.6.27-3-rt on. Now I
reinstalled it again. The fglrx driver still works on this kernel.
It really could be a problem with two fglrx's on the system.
I need a specifically compiled driver per kernel, right?
In the past I had similar
Here we go.
Linux think1 2.6.27-3-rt #1 PREEMPT RT Mon Oct 20 05:01:05 UTC 2008 i686
GNU/Linux
Attached both logs.
Background:
I upgraded from 2.6.27-7 incl. working fglrx to above kernel. The dpkg -i
message during the automatic upgrade said something smilar to do a dmks build
on 2.6.27-3-rt
Hi.
You need to tell me what do do with rfkill. I put it now into
/etc/modules so that the module gets loaded.
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Hi there.
I today upgraded to 2.6.27-3-rt on USTUDIO Intrepid.
The shutdown process hangs up and remains as console Window.
It seems that my system (T60) heats up during this phase, which might
cause serious damage!
This info might help: I had fglrx and 2.6.27-7 installed,
Public bug reported:
Hi.
I am wondering if fglrx was to supposed to work with today 2.6.27-3-rt
kernel?
** Affects: linux-rt (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hi.
USTUDIO - intrepid 2.6.27-3-rt
Doesn't matter what config I apply , I don't get the pulseaudio deamon
stopped.
Actions taken:
1. /etc/default/pulseaudio PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEM_START=0
2. /preferences/sessions all pulseaudio stuff disabled
3. all outputs routed away from
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