Re: audio-related bug(?) on Fedora 35

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Hi Stan,

Thanks for the response.

> [snip]
>
> > I wonder what the problem is. Note that I did shut down
> > chromium-browser and firefox before reboot. I rebooted into the 5.16
> > kernel ten days ago. I am on a Dell XPS13 and do nightly updates. I
> > also hibernate every night and usually do not reboot for weeks: I can
> > not recall why I decided to reboot 10 days ago, but it must have been
> > some oddity. My guess is that I was hibernating and waking for at
> > least 20 days before that.
>
> I don't think hibernating has anything to do with the problem.

I do not think so either, thanks.

> >
> > Any suggestions? Let me know what additional information I can
> > provide. If it is indeed a bug, what should I file under?
>
> I *think* it might be that one of the browsers is not closing a sound
> callback or poll that it has set up.  Pipewire or wireplumber try to
> close it during shutdown, but it is orphaned, so no longer active.  A
> zombie!  Someone had that problem with a discord connection recently on
> the mailing list. Open the ticket against wireplumber, putting all the
> information you have in this email.  Again, I *think*, if my
> speculation is correct, that wireplumber should, under certain
> circumstances, ignore such links during shutdown.

Thank you, I will do this.

Question: is there more output I can provide from somewhere?

> The browser *should* close such links when the tab is closed or on
> shutdown, so it is the party really at fault, but having wireplumber
> ignore such links during shutdown is a quick and dirty workaround.
> You could experiment to see which browser is causing the issue and open
> a bugzilla against that one if you can figure it out.  But, that seems
> to be completely antithetical to your work process.

Right, initially, I was thinking it was zoom related but that is largely because zoom uses audio. So, I doubt that it is related to the browser strictly speaking.
>
> This is all guesses and speculation, so could be completely wrong.

Thanks again, other suggestions would be welcome.

Best wishes,
Ranjan
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