Greetings,
This is what happened recently:
When running distro-sync, DNF notified me that the operation would
remove systemd. To see what was going on with it, I run dnf check |
grep "systemd". It seems there were duplicates, that I removed and now
I could run dnf distro-sync. I applied the missing configuration with
rpmconf (it seems there was a postlogin configuration that was not
applied)
Then, I rebooted and... Still got no audio. I switched to Pulseaudio
back again. I believe I will end up making a fresh Fedora 34 install, I
had already backed up many of my files.
Anyways... Thanks for your help and comments! Trying to fix this issue,
I learned a lot about Pipewire, config files, and also, about DNF by
reading documentation. I will be replying to this thread if I ever
discover something new, in case it is needed.
El lun, 24 de may de 2021 a las 08:26:19 AM, stan via users
<users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:
On Mon, 24 May 2021 06:15:10 -0700
stan via users <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
dnf distr-osync
typo, should be
dnf distro-sync
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