5 Aug
2016
5 Aug
'16
4:12 a.m.
Am Freitag, 5. August 2016 schrieb Gene Heskett:
On Friday 05 August 2016 05:18:10 deloptes wrote:
Hi Gene!
I have none of these issuse, but I have banned systemd from all linuxcnc-boxes.
Nik
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Gene Heskett wrote:
So it is. Owned by root but world rw. Then why, if root can access it
during the init phase, is it not active for me until I do an alsactl
restore ? Something in starting the x stuff as the usr after the login,
is killing the sound UNTIL the user does a restore. And its a right
PIMA. Just for S & G, I just added an aplay command to be executed by
me, immediately after a line in rc.local that does a theoretical
restore, as me to play the front-center channel id file. I'll see if
that plays when I next reboot. Which is not eminent ATM.
On Thursday 04 August 2016 20:58:50 deloptes
wrote:
It is neither in user dir not in root dir. It is saved in
/var/lib/alsa/asound.state Gene Heskett wrote:
> and type in the fix it: alsactl restore.
perhaps try alsactl store ? It helps.
Only if you have called up the alsoctl.gui and made it functional.
No use storing defective settings into your home dir.
No issue here with the sound and never had,
though this problem was
visible from time to time during the years on different machines
after upgrades, migration to new hardware etc etc. Storing the
settings solves it. This should be called on shutdown/reboot as
well same as restore on boot by the init script AFAIR.
I am not sure if TDE saves the state. My impression is it reads the
state from alsa.
In which case it is reading a defective file in /root since the
shutdowen and init stuff runs as root, whereas if I run the restore
from a terminal, as me, then it reads a good file from my home dir,
one that I previously saved after calling up the gui as me and
making it work. regards
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Cheers, Gene Heskett