To figure this one out, we are going to need verbose logs from
pulseaudio, to see what errors it shows. However, doing so is a little
tricky, as you cannot simply restart pulseaudio with logging on, since
the new instance will resolve the problem.
one approach would be to add "set-log-level 4" in /etc/pulse/default.pa, above
"load-module module-udev-detect". Then reboot and verify that the problem is
still present.
Then grep your syslog for interesting messages from pulseaudio.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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No soundcards detected by pulseaudio, but visible from ALSA
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