I have not run karmic very often since reporting this bug since the rt
kernel has exhibited other problems making its use troublesome but that
particular issue seems to have gone away last time I checked. Sorry i
have not reported this earlier but then again, no one seemed interested.
I am not
FYI, this seems to be fixed in the 2.6.31-9rt kernel. fglrx builds
properly now. I am using a stock clean Karmic amd64 release install
fully updated with the following metapackages installed on top.
linux-rt
ubuntustudio-audio
ubuntustudio-audio-plugins
ubuntustudio-desktop
I have not tried
Public bug reported:
Intel hda max cpu usage with 2.6.31-9-rt kernel
Ubuntu karmic amd64 generic 9.10 fully updated
Also installed metapackages
linux-rt
ubuntustudio-audio
ubuntustudio-audio-plugins
ubuntustudio-desktop
I filed this against the rt kernel because it does not appear to happen
I have crackling sound with both Jaunty and Karmic but only in my usb
headset and only when the pulseaudio volume control is not active. If i
have the pulseaudio volume control active or even minimized the
crackling goes away. When I close it the crackling comes back gradually
over about 10
I can confirm that the rt_preempt_31.patch is working with the
2.6.31-8rt kernel as of the latest updates.
I used Hardware Manger to remove and reactivate fglrx to get the DKMS
kernel modules to build properly. Running usr/src/fgrlx-8.660/ make.sh
failed with errors. I have the make.sh.log if
I just tried the 2.6.31-8.10 rt kernel with fglrx and the kernel module
build fails. This is from the terminal when installing the kernel
headers. This is a clean stock karmic beta install fully updated to
today with fglrx already installed on the generic kernel. The rt kernel
gave me a short
Good news!!!
Catalyst 9.6 installed and is now working with the 2.6.24 rt kernel on Hardy
Heron 8.04.2 amd64 UbuntuStudio. The only problem I encountered was the need
to disable randr to get my big desktop working.
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Update:
I have been able to finally get a big desktop dual monitor set up using
the proprietary fglrx driver but it was not very easy or clear cut how
to do so.
I eventually had to disable randr in /etc/X11/xorg.conf with the
following option added in the Driver section.
Options EnableRandR12
All you need to do is move the streams to the correct sink the next time
you start them. Pulseaudio defaults to the first device and directs
applications to that as they are opened. It also remembers which device
and the volume settings for each application for the next time the
application is
OK, I finally got around to trying again with the 9.4 driver fglrx-8.602
on my amd64 Hardy ubuntustudio.
Automatic installer gave me these messages in /usr/share/ati/fglrx-
install.log
Creating symlink /var/lib/dkms/fglrx/8.602/source -
/usr/src/fglrx-8.602
DKMS: add Completed.
OK, I finally got around to trying again with the 9.4 driver fglrx-8.602
on my amd64 Hardy ubuntustudio.
Automatic installer gave me these messages in /usr/share/ati/fglrx-
install.log
Creating symlink /var/lib/dkms/fglrx/8.602/source -
/usr/src/fglrx-8.602
DKMS: add Completed.
Next time I boot into my stock jaunty 64 I will give it a whirl and let
you know.
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Well that kernel seems to have solved the 0.9.14 latency recalculation
issue, at least with the stock Jaunty64 bit everything but..there is
almost always a but
The volume of the hardware drops about 90% when I switch a stream to the
simultaneous output. The volume bars on the simultaneous
I am having an almost identical problem with the 64 bit rt kernel which
I installed along with the UbuntuStudio-audio packages over the generic
jaunty install. It is fully updated
I am using a Biostar TA790GX A2+ mobo and a ATI HD3650 1GB PCIE card. I
am using the most recent bios from BIostar.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pulseaudio
Using pulseaudio 0.9.15 in Jaunty with kernel 2.6.29-02062901-generic 64 bit
without tsched set
I get these messages
pr 28 17:36:31 mark-jaunty-desktop kernel: [ 48.363256] warning: `pulseaudio'
uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy support
Ok, well I just tried to install the 9.4 from the ati site on my Hardy
amd64 with the 2.6.24-23-rt kernel and got the same results as with 9.3
in original bug report. So, no progress at this end.
In fact this is worse. I could not enable big desktop for my two
monitors booting in the 2.6.24-24
Hi Nicolas,
Thank you for the attention. This is very perplexing for me.
All I need to do is start Jack, open Hydrogen and this happens. System
monitor reports continuous sending at 40-60k and receiving at 25-60k. As
soon as I close hydrogen network activity drops to zero. This happens
every
I just did a clean install of Jauntyrc and this problem seems to be
fixed, at least for me.
Thanks for all the fish!!
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Binary package hint: kdebase
Jaunty KDE4 installed on top of UbuntuStudio on top of ubuntu/gnome,
fully updated, standard repository packages only
I have noticed that the KDE help suggests using the Second Screen
configuration option in System Settings/Display to select
Thank you Mario and Alessio.
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I am also having this problem but not on my ALC883 sound chip or my
C-Media 8768 PCI sound card, only with my usb headset. If I do not open
pavucontrol it works fine but if I do open pavucontrol and then close it
the usb headset becomes glitchy and scratchy after a few seconds. If I
then open
Here is the Xorg.0.log from the rt kernel
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23527348/Xorg.0.log
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I have attached lspci -vvnn and the most recent
Xorg.0.log./etc/X11/xorg.conf has not been customized at all by me. I
have not been using this particular Hardy UbuntuStudio amd64 install
lately since the rt kernel is not working with fglrx so this log is from
the 2.6.23 generic kernel the day I
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23386105/Xorg.0.log
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The problem from the OP is not present in Jaunty and has been resolved
in Hardy and Intrepid but, since you ask I have experienced some other
more distressing problems with pulseaudio/alsa in Jaunty. I have
multiple sound devices, a mobo ALC883, a C-Media 8768 PCI card, a
Plantronics USB headest
I just reported this bug and was told my report was a duplicate of this
one. I have the same experience with Jaunty alpha3 and alpha4. The only
way to avoid it that I have found is to run the live cd and then open a
terminal and run ubiquity
ubiquity --no-migration-assistant
I hope this helps
Public bug reported:
I just tried installing the 9.1 driver from ati on my UbuntuStudio Hardy
amd64. I was running the 2.6.24-23rt kernel when trying this and the
automatic installer failed to install the DKMS kernel modules. So I
tried the manual method and got these messages in the
** Attachment added: debug
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22536420/debug
** Attachment added: Casper.gz
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22536421/Casper.gz
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22536422/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: ProcMaps.txt
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Jaunty alpha 3 and alpha 4 amd64 live CD iso
migration assistant crashes manual install. No migrations assistant
selection page appears during manual install so it is impossible to
bypass or control migration settings. I have multiple OSs with
** Attachment added: user.log
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I did, it works fine, no problems at all with gdm in Intrepid 8.10
amd64.
I do not have a working 8.10 i386 iso but when I have one I will try
that also and report back.
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After spending the last 6 months helping people on the forums with sound
problems i have come to the conclusion that about 60% of them would
never have happened if pavucontrol was included in the default desktop
seed for Hardy and now Intrepid.
Someone needs to get a grip on this insane state of
Well, I managed to reconstitute the hardware configuration where I
originally encountered the issue which triggered this bug report and I
can report that the problem does not appear with Intrepid amd64 at
least.
I think I have a few 8.04.1 iso images around here somewhere. I will
give them a try
Funny you should ask, I just got intrepid installed for the first time
today, all it took was a new motherboard and incidental cpu and ram
upgrade. 8.04.1 would not even boot from a live cd on the original
hardware and neither would Intrepid.
I have not seen this in my Intrepid amd64 install but
I am not sure if this is the same bug, but it is very similar. I am
using Hadry 8.04.1 and ALSA 1.0.15
I am experiencing this problem also but only with my usb headest. If I
select the headset in System/Preferences/Sound I can control the volume
with the multimedia keys but the left always drops
I just installed UbuntuStudio last night over a new clean 8.04.1 i386
install and got similar messages:
Errors were encountered while processing:
timidity
ubuntustudio-audio
E: subprocess /usr/bin/dpkg returned and error code (1)
A: package failed to install. Trying to recover:
Setting up
Well, here we are some six weeks later and a few PA proposed updates and
some problems are solved. I have not had the original bug as I reported
for weeks. But then again, I don't use a pure PA setup anymore either.
So, perhaps the devs have fixed this bug long ago and the distros are
starting to
Well, the message says error so what should people expect.
I found this while perusing the logs after upgrading to 2.6.24-18.32
generic about an hour ago:
ACPI: Looking for DSDT in initramfs... error, file /DSDT.aml not found.
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I can confirm this problem with nautilus and samba shares using nautilus
2.22.3 along with a few other problems.
The following is from my .xsessions-errors file:
Initializing nautilus-share extension
seahorse nautilus module initialized
** Message: failed to load session from
Public bug reported:
I found this with both the 386i and amd64 install of hardy 8.04 though they
seem a little different in how they affect login.
It seems to particularly effect those who have Athlon64 processors.
After initial installation login fails. The login screen appears and the user
Removal of libpam_smbpass leads directly to nscd issue after next
reboot. nscd may be removable after rebbot in amd64 but removal is
possible with 386i after reboot. Exploration ongoing...
This problem is apparent in 2.6.24-16-generic and is persistent through
2.6.24-17-generic update at least
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
The following was discovered in my messages log after updating to
2.6.24-17:
May 23 17:09:07 mark-desktop kernel: [ 44.293064]
audit(1211576947.383:2): type=1503 operation=inode_permission
requested_mask=a:: denied_mask=a:: name=/dev/tty pid=5135
My audio controller is an ATI IXP SB400 AC97 so i don't think this is so
much a hardware problem.
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Binary package hint: xorg-driver-fglrx-envy
8.04 386i LTS Ubuntu Studio.
HP 1330n desktop, AMD Athlon64 3800+ 2.4Ghz 2.9G 3200 ram. On board ATI
Radeon Express 200MT/s AC97 built in sound.
After using envy to get the latest ati drivers for my Radeon 200 I get
random
Public bug reported:
Hardy 8.04 LTS 386i
Rythmbox locked up the system when changing cds. Keyboard and mouse
locked up. Hard reboot necessary.
The following error messages were found in the syslog on reboot:
May 3 20:50:34 mark-desktop pulseaudio[5860]: module-alsa-sink.c: Error
opening PCM
Does not seem to happen when ESD is not checked in System/Sound/Sounds.
Will explore further...
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