It is Bad State indeed, I guess this happens during the time it tries to
reconnect to pulseaudio, so I would call this fixed with my latest
additions to the branch, as we would need to remove the
streams/sinks/etc outside of the idle_reconnect, and I'm not sure what
the effect would be. At least
Here's what I think: Neither us can reproduce the crash. Put your fix in
a ppa so affected people can test and see if that helps against the
crashes. If it is helpful, we can SRU the fix.
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Upstream accepted the patch, so I'm proposing my branch for
merging/upload. I think it's safe, since I could replicate the crash
once (only once though) without this patch and been unable to with this
branch
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* debian/patches/17_react_when_streams_removed.patch:
- Add patch to react when mixer streams are removed (LP: #750334)
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Built the package, installed it and rebooted. After reboot, media keys stops
working immediately after boot (perhaps when the login sound stops playing?)
But perhaps your fix is on the right track nonetheless, and that you could just
add a check against what stream is being removed (i e if id's
Right, should be indeed checking the id (I saw it on Friday, but had
inet connection problems so couldn't push), so please pull the branch
again, it should be working ok now (at least for me it seems to)
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Result of testing your latest patch version - if I press media keys within ~5
seconds (which probably corresponds to the 5 second timer to idle_reconnect), I
still get the warning message (and OSD), after that, I get neither warning
message nor OSD.
After bringing PA up again things works
The same warning as before? What does that warning mean (in English)?
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Yes, and the warning translates to Invalid state. In this case it
could just as well mean assertion failure, I guess.
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The dereference of a dangling pa_context should be fixed in gnome-
settings-daemon rather than PA.
** Package changed: pulseaudio (Ubuntu) = gnome-settings-daemon
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** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = In Progress
** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Rodrigo Moya (rodrigo-moya)
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** Branch linked: lp:~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/gnome-settings-
daemon/fix-750334
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JeSTeR7: can you easily replicate this problem? If so, could you please
build and test the attached branch to see if it fixes it for you? That
is:
$ bzr get lp:~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/gnome-settings-daemon/fix-750334
$ sudo apt-get install bzr-builddeb
$ cd fix-750334
$ bzr bd -- -b
this will
Hey Rodrigo and thanks for looking at this bug. A quick review (haven't
tested yet) - isn't this patch a little much, e g if you plug in usb
headphones, and then unplug them, wouldn't that cause the media keys to
stop working?
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David, it shouldn't, since it will re-create the default sink when the
headphones are unplugged. But good point anyway, so yes, will run with
it over the weekend to make sure nothing breaks. Can you please do the
same for a couple of days or so?
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