On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 03:31:34PM +0200, Lennart Poettering wrote: > This seems to be some strangeness in your audio driver. When PA > initialized itself it made sure that the mixer device had at least a > PCM or master volume track. When PA came back from the suspend and > opened the audio device again those tracks were gone! This means > either that your sound driver is buggy, or that the device files were > shuffled around (due to hotplug?). I tried OSS because I didnot find libalsa-dev package on ubuntu 8.04.:( So I tried OSS on it, which should be based on ALSA. This OSS driver does not support reading mixer settings. aka devmask == 0 in the case. IMHO, if pa_init of module-oss.c just gave a warning when it read devmask and found it was 0, pa_assert() in sink/source_get/set_volume is unnecessary. We know from the beginning it will be asserted somehow. I tried in my laptop by commenting out all pa_assert(u->mixer_devmask & (SOUND_MASK_VOLUME|SOUND_MASK_PCM)). It works fine. module-oss is resumed and I hear the sound. > > But why do you use OSS anyway? Use ALSA and the default configuration. I tried ALSA today. It works fine on my ubuntu 8.04. Thanks. Best regards, -- Stanley Cai Gtalk: stanley.w.cai at gmail.com GnuPG: 0x86A5B367
