Just found out about this issue. I confirm that the option "When I
delete a message, move it to this folder:" works except for GMail
account.
Disabling the option in Server Settings like Matt said and/or a note
saying that this feature doesn't work with GMail would be very
appropriate. Easy and qu
I really dont want to leave a headphone connected at all times in my desktop
computer so I tried more things and this seems to have fixed the issue:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/874535/comments/31
To restart pulseaudio, either reboot your computer or run "pulseaudio
Problem reappeared for me since Linux Mint 18. I now run LM 19 Mate and
again, problem is there. I can see the sound fluctuating in Sound
Preferences / Input and pavucontrol / Output Devices and alsamixer.
In alsamixer, my loopback is already disabled so it's not a solution for
me.
For an unknown
Bug still present, even if you do not see your password at the screen,
you can still type it in, press enter, then type your user's password if
you do not have auto-login, press enter, I've done it multiple times and
I was able to log in, the screen will stay black a long time.
After this, to patc
Good news, problem is "solved"! I just installed the latest Linux Mint
17.1 Rebecca, Mate, 64 bit and there is no issue with the sound after a
fresh install!
I don't know what has changed and I cannot reproduce this bug anymore
(unless I install an old version of Linux Mint).
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Just install the latest Linux Mint 17, bug still present, audio keeps
"beeping" all the time just like on the YouTube video I posted.
Thanks to my post #22 I was able to fix the issue quickly. Too bad I
don't know much about kernel driver audio to fix this.
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Bug still present. Because there's no activity it shouldn't be expired.
Will report back if I still have the problem with the new Ubuntu when
it's out, I think it's at the end of May.
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Note that, in this file, it was runned on my main computer where I have
already used hda-jack-retask to "solve" the problem.
I can produce another file like this one easily with a fresh linux
install where there was no hda-jack-retask used if you'd like.
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> use hint jack-detect=0
Why would I want to disable my jack rear panel? If you're talking about
the green jack audio at the back, I can't, I'm using it. My computer is
plugged into an amplifier which is then connected to my speakers. Even
if it's not what you're talking about, it would still just
Cinnamon kept crashing, I installed Mate instead so new install, same
problem.
I tried by just changing the "jack detection" to "not present" but after
reboot it is still at "present", thus not working as a solution. Seems
like there's no solution but to put the "Green Headphone, Front Side" to
"N
It worked, still no noise sound.
No idea if the jack on the front of my tower is working though, I think
I unplugged it inside the tower when I first started to have this
problem and never bothered to plug it back.
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Now running Linux Mint 16, problem still exist.
Here's the latest step-by-step instructions on how to fix it.
sudo apt-get install bzr libgtk-3-dev binutils build-essential m4 autogen bison
flex
sudo apt-get install g++
bzr branch lp:~diwic/+junk/hda-jack-retask
make
./hda-jack-retask
Check the
I meant "it's now fixed" instead of "it's not fixed" for my last post.
I don't know about any unsolicited event, no idea what this means in
this context. I just put the Green Headphone Front side to Not connected
(so disabling it) to fix the issue. That is the front mic jack. I really
don't care
Thanks a lot for all the help and the information, I must admit this is all a
bit over my head but with your help it's not fixed I installed hda-jack-retask
(manual compile, I'm running Linux Mint) like they say here :
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/pulseaudio-discuss/2011-December/012342.
What does that mean in layman's term? :)
Can't find hda-verb, I installed alsa-tools, it's not in it.
Found this : http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Help_To_Debug_Intel_HDA
And this : http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/HDA_Analyzer
which I just run and took a screenshot of what y
I confirm, the cable has 2 ends, labeled HD AUDIO and AC'97, I tried
both and without, same problem.
I tried removing the SPEAKER cable, it's a little cable for the beep
sound of the motherboard, the end of this one is a little cylinder
producing the beep, same problem.
In Windows, the driver I'm
I do have a front audio jack on my computer case. There's a cable in my
computer case going from that front audio port to my motherboard. That
cable has 2 ends, without opening my case and if I remember correctly
one is HDA HD and the other end is AC '97, I tried both ends and I also
tried not plu
I have this problem. I can boot with the live CD of Ubuntu 12.10 and reproduce
the problem :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v-eYcQ_gqo&feature=youtu.be
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More information :
Problem : Clipping noise - Volume goes down and up fast randomly
In video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v-eYcQ_gqo&feature=youtu.be
Not HD and hard to see but you should be able to see those 3 windows :
1) alsamixer : Surround, Center, LFE and Side goes to 0 and backup to
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