sound has somehow been fixed since i set 'sound settings...' -->
'Output' --> 'Play sound through' to 'Headphones Built-in Audio' two
days ago - now sound works fine in all games, browsers and applications
in general
thanks for the help of everyone who responded
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not sure if this may be a cause of the problem, but, just for the
record, i am with gnome-session-flashback latest version, which has not
been upgraded for about 2 years
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it has turned out that the problem persists even with the older versions
of linux-firmware (1.157.11 and 1.157.10) - i tried with them today
what i did was:
sudo dpkg -i linux-firmware_1.157.11_all.deb
sudo reboot
and nothing changed
then:
sudo apt-get remove linux-firmware
sudo apt-get
Yes, please do try reverting to the old linux-firmware and see if the
problem persists. You can get the old version from
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-
firmware/1.157.11/+build/12636571/+files/linux-
firmware_1.157.11_all.deb, you'll need to reboot after installing it.
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IIRC, Realtek codecs don't use firmware.
Does downgrade linux-firmware help?
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the issue definitely affects the sound, which is why i set alsa-driver
as affected
the version of linux-firmware was 1.157.11 before the fatal update
here i attach a file with kernel ring buffer(dmesg) messages
** Attachment added: "my_dmesg.log"
I'm not sure why this was reported against alsa-drivers, you didn't
report any alsa packages in those that were upgraded when the problem
started. To get the bug noticed it's helpful to report the bug against
the appropriate package. If you believe the issue is related to a linux-
firmware update
two months and nothing?!
i still have no sound in certain internet browsers and games - i think
the problem has occurred since i installed an official update with
linux-firmware (the previous official release (of the package) for
ubuntu 16.04 64)
at least tell me to whom i should address/direct
why is there not any response to this bug report?!
the latest updates were released just now, including linux-firmware
1.157.13, and the problem is still there even after i installed them on
my computer - there is still no effect when adjusting sound volume
slider from the sound menu on the menu
the problem is still there to date - may the proposed update resolve it
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the problem is still available - there has been no change since the date
of publication - the hitherto released updates have not resolved it
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