I tried launching an earlier kernel, which has worked in the past. It
did not this time and so I downloaded Linux Mint 19.1 to run side by
side and transfer from its predecessor 18.3 to the newest one and when
done will eliminate the elder partition. I have done that before, as
well. This one was stubborn. The problem occurred once before in Ubuntu
and I updated by clean install that time as well. I find it a bit
tedious to state the many terminal commands suggested that I tried. I am
still not so technically savvy. I do have a hands on like most around me
don't but I am not there yet as far as a guru or wizard.
On Monday, March 18, 2019, 10:00:46 PM PDT, Kai-Heng Feng
<[email protected]> wrote:
Does the sound come back by booting an older kernel?
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Title:
Sound issue, or rather, lack of sound
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Bug description:
Linux Mint 18.3 update Kernel 4.4.0-143-generic up-heaved my Alsa
mixer/pulse-audio or something to disable sound, made the mixer and
configurations useless and grayed out/inoperable. I have gone through
this some time ago and forgotten how to remedy but the next thing,
besides what I have tried futilely, will be to rollback the new kernel
to its predecessor.
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