** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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Cannot change volume while on logon screen
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156169
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This has annoyed me for a long time, also. It particularly affects first
startup of the computer.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Set your volume up reasonably high before shutdown, or otherwise ensure the
volume levels are high in alsa at boot time
2. Reboot the machine
3. Log in
4. Arggh! The ubuntu
Is this a duplicate of bug #156169?
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GDM does not allow control over sound volume level
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/528031
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The attention sound is not happening for me under the same conditions
with Karmic. Actually, I don't seem to be getting any attention sound at
all at the moment, but neither do I see any repeated messages in the
auth log. It looks like it isn't a problem for me under Karmic.
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Login attention
Ok, this is for my own benefit (and Mark's as he is having the same
problem as noted above) as much as anyone's.
I put a strace on various gdm processes while this was going on. The
strace shows read and writes consistent with the initial login as user
1, and the final login to switch back to
** Attachment added: gdm choooser strace output
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26929705/gdmchooser.strace
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Login attention sound on continuous repeat after user switch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/373961
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Ok. I have a workaround in code, and remain confident that the root cause is
switching virtual terminals while a key is being pressed or has just been
pressed causing a keyboard repeat.
I modified gdmopen.c and getvt.c. Wherever I saw the ioctl to switch virtual
terminals (VT_ACTIVATE) I added
Ok, may I suggest setting back to Unconfirmed status?
I am still able to reproduce this reliably. I experimented with pressing
Tab instead of Enter at the gdm login prompt. Enter still puts the login
cycle into continuous repeat. However Tab only plays the sound once as
gdm returns to the login
Yes, as noted in the bug report. The trigger is user 1 logging out
back to gdm while user 2 still has a session going. When user 2 logs
in through gdm back to their running session.
This has happened reliably for me, 100% of the time so far after a
small number of attempts. My auth.log
I would like to track the progress of this bug. Would you mind marking
it as a duplicate of the report that you are referring to?
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Login attention sound on continuous repeat after user switch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/373961
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Are your referring to bug 237429? As noted, my triggering conditions are
different but I would be happy for these to be investigated together.
237429 seems to indicate this happens on a normal fast user switch,
which is not my bug. Note that the information in this bug (373961)
suggests that gdm
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