Bug #188
closed
Feature #117: doudoulinux-sound should write ALSA conf to /etc/
ALSA may not use the proper sound card
Description
The default ALSA settings is to have no file /etc/asound.conf and thus no settings! This usually perfectly works though. However it may happen that the card numbers start at 1 instead of 0 and it seems that, in this case, ALSA is trying to use the card 0: sound is not working at boot but using the tool to set ALSA output make it work. Doing this while persistence is activated, a file /etc/asound.conf is written with the first card number (thus nbr. 1) and next boot sound is working during boot.
We need to add an early boot service that sets the default ALSA card to the first one available.
Updated by Jean-Michel Philippe over 13 years ago
- Status changed from New to Ready for test
- Parent task set to #117
Updated by Jean-Michel Philippe over 13 years ago
The service should now try to reuse a sound card previously set by scanning names in aplay -l.
Updated by Jean-Michel Philippe over 13 years ago
- % Done changed from 70 to 100
The script has been changed to get the previous card name and search for it in the system list of sound inputs.
Updated by Jean-Michel Philippe over 13 years ago
- Status changed from Ready for test to Closed