On Tue, 2010-10-05 at 09:57 +0100, Colin Guthrie wrote: > 'Twas brillig, and Ng Oon-Ee at 05/10/10 09:35 did gyre and gimble: > > Okay, doesn't help though. gconf-helper was clearly running before > > unloading (sorry forgot to copy paste that, but yes it was). Was not > > running when unloaded, was running again when loaded again. > > > > ngoonee at ngoonee-laptop ~ % pactl unload-module 9 > > ngoonee at ngoonee-laptop ~ % ps -e | grep gconf > > 5276 ? 00:00:04 gconfd-2 > > ngoonee at ngoonee-laptop ~ % pactl load-module module-gconf > > 21 > > ngoonee at ngoonee-laptop ~ % ps -e | grep gconf > > 5276 ? 00:00:04 gconfd-2 > > 27689 ? 00:00:00 gconf-helper > > > Hmm, in that case, I'm pretty stumped. To be honest I want to ultimately > replace the gconf dep for paprefs... I did make a start on a > module-loader that acted as a fancy replacement for loading modules but > rather than use gconf externally, it just used our build in storage and > made editing of the modules available via a protocol extension. > > If I complete this work, it'll solve your problem but by the same token > it's not a solution for now. > > I can't honestly say what the problem is here. I'm guessing it is in > some way related to some kind of main loop integration but I really > don't know the gconf stuff (or the purpose of the helper) well enough to > comment with any more detail :( > > Col > Thanks Colin, I appreciate the time and effort you put in for this an other queries. I guess if I just load-module module-combine in default.pa it should work (and I don't need the paprefs setting) =). A bit more 'hackish' I guess.
