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Bastunqk is offline Bastunqk
2013-01-02 , 13:22
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Hello to everybody and happy new year
I have strange problem after last kernel update. I have no audio and my phone processor works on 100% . When i looked in conky processes that make phone to run on 100% are hildon-status-menu and pulseaudio. I search for info on internet but i can not find anything.
When i stop pulseaduio from terminal processor is fine, but i cannot make any conversation .
I'm really trying to avoid flash.
Any help will be appreciate.
Thank you.
 
anthonie is offline anthonie
2013-01-02 , 14:42
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Of course if you stop your sound engine alltogether, you no longer will have any audio on your device, that makes sense, right?

Anyway, have you tried restarting it (Your pulseaudio deamon) by going to your terminal, starting your root acount and restart pulseaudio from there, carefully reading the output in your terminal?

Hopefully that should tell you more about what's going on there.
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Bastunqk is offline Bastunqk
2013-01-02 , 15:15
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Originally Posted by anthonie View Post
Of course if you stop your sound engine alltogether, you no longer will have any audio on your device, that makes sense, right?

Anyway, have you tried restarting it (Your pulseaudio deamon) by going to your terminal, starting your root acount and restart pulseaudio from there, carefully reading the output in your terminal?

Hopefully that should tell you more about what's going on there.
Well when i type restart pulseaudio in terminal as root the output is -sh: restart not found. To restart processes i use stop then start. But nothing strange appeared.
 
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2013-01-02 , 15:24
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I recommend looking at the help file.

Code:
sudo pulseaudio --system --help
Have you tried to kill h-s-m

Code:
killall hildon-status-menu
Does the issue happen at boot?
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Bastunqk is offline Bastunqk
2013-01-02 , 15:35
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Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast View Post
I recommend looking at the help file.

Code:
sudo pulseaudio --system --help
Have you tried to kill h-s-m

Code:
killall hildon-status-menu
Does the issue happen at boot?
Already checked help file and killall hildon-status-menu, nothing interesting there.
Yes it happens when phone boots.
 
anthonie is offline anthonie
2013-01-02 , 15:45
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What pulseaudio version are you actually running?

Code:
sudo pulseaudio --version
Mine is 0.9.15

Perhaps a reinstall might bring some relief.
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Bastunqk is offline Bastunqk
2013-01-02 , 15:56
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Originally Posted by anthonie View Post
What pulseaudio version are you actually running?

Code:
sudo pulseaudio --version
Mine is 0.9.15

Perhaps a reinstall might bring some relief.
My version of pulseaudio is same as yours 0.9.15
 
anthonie is offline anthonie
2013-01-02 , 16:05
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Wait for someone more knowledgeable, but IIRC, it should be possible to simply reinstall pulse (probably after removing it first by using purge)

The syntax (being root) would be something along the lines of

Code:
sudo apt-get purge pulseaudio*
followed by

Code:
sudo apt-get install pulseaudio*
The asterix is there to make sure you pull in all the pulseaudio packages, as there are quite a few of them, so you won't need to do them one by one.

I do not have my testing device at hand at the moment, but I believe these are the steps I would take at this point.

Don't blame me for a reflash, if needed... Or just wait for a confirmation from someone else.
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2013-01-02 , 16:07
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Originally Posted by Bastunqk View Post
My version of pulseaudio is same as yours 0.9.15
Version from there is useless.
There has only been one downstream version used on N900 AFAIK.

Something corrupt?

Code:
sudo pulseaudio --system --dump-conf
Or check out

/etc/pulse/
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2013-01-02 , 16:14
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Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast View Post
Version from there is useless.
There has only been one downstream version used on N900 AFAIK.
Useless? Why is that?
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