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On 22/07/2015 04:34 πμ, Jonathan Callen wrote: |
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> On 2015-07-21 14:12, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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>> I upgraded to KDE 5 recently, and was using LightDM as the display |
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>> manager. It seems that KDE 5 prefers SDDM though and offers a |
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>> config module for it in System Settings. |
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>> So I installed SDDM. However, when I log in with SDDM, I get no |
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>> sound. My sound card just... disappears. "alsamixer -c0" says: |
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>> invalid card index: 0". |
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>> [...] |
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> Are you using systemd? |
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Nope. I'm on OpenRC. |
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> If not, did you build sddm with USE=consolekit and read the warning |
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> printed by portage? |
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> This display manager doesn't have native built-in ConsoleKit |
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> support. In order to use ConsoleKit pam module with this display |
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> manager, you should remove the "nox11" parameter from |
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> pm_ck_connector.so line in /etc/pam.d/system-login |
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> Your issue is most likely that your X session is not being treated as |
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> a login session by logind/ConsoleKit, and therefore your user is not |
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> being added to the ACLs on the various devices under /dev, including |
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> all sound devices, certain input devices, any CD/DVD/BR devices you |
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> may have, and certain video devices. |
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I had tried that already. Didn't mention it because I thought this only |
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affects graphics. |
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Anyway, it changes nothing. Still no sound card, even after reboot. |
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