And, as so often happens, in sorting out the problem enough to write
an email, I was able to find a fix... after I sent the email, of
course.
Somehow, the setting for headphones had gotten muted. In poking
around, I found a setting in the Sounds Settings under the sound menu
from the icon in the m
And, strangely, it's started again. It worked fine, even when I
upgraded to 12.04 (which I like a lot) but has now resumed the wrong
behavior. All was fine a couple of days ago, but isn't now.
I've seen some suggestions of fixes around the net, but they seem to
be for older releases and other Eee
And, mysteriously, after I booted back and forth between Ubuntu and
Windows several times, both the WiFi and the sound are working
correctly under Ubuntu. No idea why it stopped working, why it started
again, or what will happen in the future. But it's working at the
moment.
On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 a
Yes, I've tried other headphones. I don't have a USB audio device that
is supported anymore. And, as I've said, the sound works just fine
when I boot into Windows.
As it happens, I'm responding from the Windows side since WiFi is now
effectively broken on the Ubuntu side, possibly caused by a rece
Joseph,
This may or may not be the response that you were looking for, but I have
an EeePC-1000 & have been playing around with it a bit trying to
find/figure out exactly what you were talking about. Long story short, I
noticed that if I had a bad pair of headphones (partially broken wire down
by t
It looks like pavucontrol shows everything to be set up as I'd expect.
Nothing is muted
Levels for mono sounds and stereo output are at 100%.
Output devices are normally set to Analog Speakers but switch to
Analog Headphones when the phones are plugged in. When it's in that
halfway-state, it's sti
Go figure. No sooner do I give away my 1001P to a friend a bug shows up that I
might be able to help with. Install and check what "pavucontrol" shows - that's
solved all my issues in the past.
Cheers,
James Gifford
On Dec 23, 2011, at 21:36, Joseph Zitt wrote:
> I've had a weird behavior on
I've had a weird behavior on my Asus Eee 1001P running Lubuntu 11.10
The sound works OK through it speakers. When I plug in speakers or
headphone, though (and I've tried several of each), the sound cuts out
entirely when it's plugged in, and only gives some sound and some hum
when it's partway in,
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