bpa wrote:
> I haven't had time to look at latest log.
>
> Not possible to have Alsa and pulseaudio installed at the same time. I
> think you are seeing the Alsa emulation support for pulse. Since you
> didn't know about "su" I worry whether your skills are good enough to
> recover from problem when you start changing default subsystems.
> Replacign pulseaudio is nto a kmnatter of just killing the process pulse
> audio - it require stopping, uninstalling pulseaudio and all assoicated
> subsystems, rebooting, installing alsa and rebooting again possibly
> needing to install other alsa tools and possibly another reboot - lot
> and lots of things can go wrong.
>
> Leave pulseaudio and eventually it'll be working.
Don't worry about my skills - I'll survive. So...
Code:
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birgit@bw-tp-w520:~$ which alsa
/sbin/alsa
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and the entire zoo of sound card conf files is available under
/usr/share/alsa/cards/.
I've change pulseaudio's configuration such that I can kill the process
with pulseaudio -k (basically i.e. switching autospawn off - right?).
Rhythmbox doesn't require pulse apparently (happily playing music w/o a
pulseaudio process/deamon running).
As I wrote earlier I am able to record and play music files
"aplay/arecord".
I know about su but Ubuntu is actually obsessed with sudo. The root in
Ubuntu doesn't have a passwd, neither has squeezeserver (the user). I
could issue
Code:
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su squeezeserver -c {program name goes here}
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but that doesn't help with LMS unless I'm mistaken.
At least I learn something here :rolleyes: - txs again for your support
bpa
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