Hello all,sound.
Basically i have installed gentoo, but i don't have any type of sound, i installed pulseaudio and alsa but no one worked fine since i have no
Thanks for your help.
Hello all,
Basically i have installed gentoo, but i don't have any type of sound,
i installed pulseaudio and alsa but no one worked fine since i have no
sound.
Thanks for your help.
.
Hello,
You replied again to me directly. Reply to the list, so other people
will see your response, and can help.
If Pavucontrol doesn't show any device, then most likely you are
missing drivers for your sound devices, or perhaps your kernel doesn't support sound at all.
A quick way to (try to) fix the problem would be to use a dist-kernel,
such as sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel (or sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel-bin) to
see whether your issue is in your .config.
If using those kernels fixes the problem, you can use the `lsmod`
command, combined with `lpsci -nnk` to see what drivers are being used
for your devices.
From there, you can fix your .config file and revert back to a custom
kernel.
Regards,
Julien
On 6/18/22 10:16, Guillermo wrote:
Hello,
I installed pavucontrol, however i only get "fake output".
If i use the button "show phisical output devices" it shows "no
devices found".
Thanks for your help.
On 18/06/2022 17:58, Julien Roy wrote:
Hello,
Have you tried different devices?
As Mark Knecht suggested, try to install media-sound/pavucontrol; it
is a graphical tool for sound management. Your problem might be as
simple as unmuting the sound from there.
Note: you replied to me directly; please reply to the mailing list
instead, so other people can see your response as well.
Regards,
Julien
On 6/18/22 09:49, Guillermo wrote:
Hello,
I tried the troubleshooting section of the gentoo wiki, but it
didn't work, i don't know which info should i give you in order to
help me.
I already put my volume at maximum using the alsamixer tool and
also i unmuted the volume, nothing works.
Regards.
On 18/06/2022 17:36, Julien Roy wrote:
Hello Guillermo,
Without more information, it's impossible to help you.
I will refer you to the Gentoo Wiki article about Pulseauddio.
Have you followed this?
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PulseAudio
Specifically, check out the troubleshooting section. It contains
useful information for common problems.
Some other common problems are missing drivers in your kernel
.config. Try different devices to see if you manage to have sound
on them. By different devices, I mean different "protocols", such
as a pair of headphones using a Jack plug, a USB sound device, or
HDMI through your monitor, if you have it. If it works on some
devices, then you are definitely missing drivers.
If you still cannot figure it out, feel free to reply to this list
again, but this time try to give us more info, such as what you
tried, perhaps some logs with relevant information.
On 6/18/22 09:07, Guillermo wrote:
Hello all,
Basically i have installed gentoo, but i don't have any type of
sound, i installed pulseaudio and alsa but no one worked fine
since i have no sound.
Thanks for your help.
Hello, thanks for the help, i didn't know i was replying to you directly.
I just emerge sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel-bin, rebooted the computer, but
it didn't worked.
I remember that i got sound working once in a while, however after a
system update, it didn't work it anymore.
On 18/06/2022 18:41, Julien Roy wrote:
Hello,
You replied again to me directly. Reply to the list, so other people
will see your response, and can help.
If Pavucontrol doesn't show any device, then most likely you are
missing drivers for your sound devices, or perhaps your kernel
doesn't support sound at all.
A quick way to (try to) fix the problem would be to use a
dist-kernel, such as sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel (or
sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel-bin) to see whether your issue is in your
.config.
If using those kernels fixes the problem, you can use the `lsmod`
command, combined with `lpsci -nnk` to see what drivers are being
used for your devices.
From there, you can fix your .config file and revert back to a custom
kernel.
Regards,
Julien
On 6/18/22 10:16, Guillermo wrote:
Hello,
I installed pavucontrol, however i only get "fake output".
If i use the button "show phisical output devices" it shows "no
devices found".
Thanks for your help.
On 18/06/2022 17:58, Julien Roy wrote:
Hello,
Have you tried different devices?
As Mark Knecht suggested, try to install media-sound/pavucontrol;
it is a graphical tool for sound management. Your problem might be
as simple as unmuting the sound from there.
Note: you replied to me directly; please reply to the mailing list
instead, so other people can see your response as well.
Regards,
Julien
On 6/18/22 09:49, Guillermo wrote:
Hello,
I tried the troubleshooting section of the gentoo wiki, but it
didn't work, i don't know which info should i give you in order to
help me.
I already put my volume at maximum using the alsamixer tool and
also i unmuted the volume, nothing works.
Regards.
On 18/06/2022 17:36, Julien Roy wrote:
Hello Guillermo,
Without more information, it's impossible to help you.
I will refer you to the Gentoo Wiki article about Pulseauddio.
Have you followed this?
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PulseAudio
Specifically, check out the troubleshooting section. It contains
useful information for common problems.
Some other common problems are missing drivers in your kernel
.config. Try different devices to see if you manage to have sound
on them. By different devices, I mean different "protocols", such
as a pair of headphones using a Jack plug, a USB sound device, or
HDMI through your monitor, if you have it. If it works on some
devices, then you are definitely missing drivers.
If you still cannot figure it out, feel free to reply to this
list again, but this time try to give us more info, such as what
you tried, perhaps some logs with relevant information.
On 6/18/22 09:07, Guillermo wrote:
Hello all,
Basically i have installed gentoo, but i don't have any type of
sound, i installed pulseaudio and alsa but no one worked fine
since i have no sound.
Thanks for your help.
In terms of replying to the list or the person who sent the message to
which you are replying, look at the "To:" field in your email software
before you hit "Send." You need to see the list address there. Your
email software probably has a "Reply Group" or "Reply List" button. If
not, you may need to use "Reply All" and not just "Reply."
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