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Hello,
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You replied again to me directly. Reply to the list, so other people
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will see your response, and can help.
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If Pavucontrol doesn't show any device, then most likely you are missing
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drivers for your sound devices, or perhaps your kernel doesn't support
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sound at all.
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A quick way to (try to) fix the problem would be to use a dist-kernel,
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such as sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel (or sys-kernel/gentoo-kernel-bin) to
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see whether your issue is in your .config.
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If using those kernels fixes the problem, you can use the `lsmod`
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command, combined with `lpsci -nnk` to see what drivers are being used
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for your devices.
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From there, you can fix your .config file and revert back to a custom
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kernel.
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Regards,
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Julien
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On 6/18/22 10:16, Guillermo wrote:
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> Hello, |
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> I installed pavucontrol, however i only get "fake output". |
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> If i use the button "show phisical output devices" it shows "no devices |
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> found". |
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> Thanks for your help. |
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> On 18/06/2022 17:58, Julien Roy wrote: |
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>> Hello, |
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>> Have you tried different devices? |
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>> As Mark Knecht suggested, try to install media-sound/pavucontrol; it |
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>> is a graphical tool for sound management. Your problem might be as |
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>> simple as unmuting the sound from there. |
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>> |
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>> Note: you replied to me directly; please reply to the mailing list |
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>> instead, so other people can see your response as well. |
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>> Regards, |
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>> Julien |
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>> On 6/18/22 09:49, Guillermo wrote: |
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>>> Hello, |
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>>> I tried the troubleshooting section of the gentoo wiki, but it didn't |
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>>> work, i don't know which info should i give you in order to help me. |
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>>> I already put my volume at maximum using the alsamixer tool and also |
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>>> i unmuted the volume, nothing works. |
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>>> Regards. |
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>>> |
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>>> On 18/06/2022 17:36, Julien Roy wrote: |
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>>>> Hello Guillermo, |
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>>>> Without more information, it's impossible to help you. |
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>>>> I will refer you to the Gentoo Wiki article about Pulseauddio. Have |
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>>>> you followed this? |
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>>>> https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PulseAudio |
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>>>> Specifically, check out the troubleshooting section. It contains |
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>>>> useful information for common problems. |
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>>>> Some other common problems are missing drivers in your kernel |
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>>>> .config. Try different devices to see if you manage to have sound on |
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>>>> them. By different devices, I mean different "protocols", such as a |
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>>>> pair of headphones using a Jack plug, a USB sound device, or HDMI |
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>>>> through your monitor, if you have it. If it works on some devices, |
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>>>> then you are definitely missing drivers. |
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>>>> If you still cannot figure it out, feel free to reply to this list |
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>>>> again, but this time try to give us more info, such as what you |
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>>>> tried, perhaps some logs with relevant information. |
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>>>> On 6/18/22 09:07, Guillermo wrote: |
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>>>>> Hello all, |
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>>>>> Basically i have installed gentoo, but i don't have any type of |
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>>>>> sound, i installed pulseaudio and alsa but no one worked fine since |
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>>>>> i have no sound. |
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>>>>> Thanks for your help. |
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>>>>> |