ALSA sound gone after sleep on 2.6.12
- To: Debian PowerPC <debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org>
- Subject: ALSA sound gone after sleep on 2.6.12
- From: Wolfgang Pfeiffer <roto@gmx.net>
- Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 20:49:24 +0200
- Message-id: <20050902184924.GA19952@localhost>
Hi all
Titanium IV, on 2.6.12 here, alsa-source 1.0.9b-4 compiled for 2.6.12,
pbbuttonsd 0.7.1-1.
After resuming the system from sleep sound's gone.
In some cases a
kill -HUP `cat /var/run/pbbuttonsd.pid`
is enough to get sound back.
Often a complete reload of alsa is neccessary to get sound
back. Something like
/etc/init.d/alsa force-reload
I suspect a pbbuttons problem, but I'm not sure ...
pbbuttonsd.conf:
# Configuration file for PBButtonsd >= Version 0.5
# for complete list of options please see pbbuttonsd.conf man-page
# [SYSTEM]
#userallowed = "paranoid" ; user who is allowed to use IPC
autorescan = no ; automatic rescan of event devices
CmdTimeout = 10
# [MODULE POWERSAVE]
onAC_policy = performance ; nochange, performance, custom or powersave
onAC_TimerAction = none ; none, suspend-to-ram, suspend-to-disk, blankscreen
onAC_CoverAction = suspend-to-ram
onAC_KeyAction = suspend-to-ram ; SleepKey
onAC_SuspendTime = 0 ; time in 1/10 seconds
onAC_DimTime = 1800 ; time in 1/10 seconds
onBattery_policy = powersave
onBattery_TimerAction = suspend-to-ram ; none, suspend-to-ram, suspend-to-disk, blankscreen
onBattery_CoverAction = suspend-to-ram
onBattery_KeyAction = suspend-to-ram ; SleepKey
onBattery_SuspendTime = 15000 ; time in 1/10 seconds
onBattery_DimTime = 600 ; time in 1/10 seconds
SleepKey = 116
SleepKeyDelay = 0 ; values > 0 may be dangerous, if the power key is used to trigger sleep
BWL_first = 22 ; first battery warnlevel, time in minutes
BWL_second = 10 ; second battery warnlevel, time in minutes
BWL_last = 3 ; last battery warnlevel, time in minutes
Script_PMCS = "/etc/power/pmcs-pbbuttonsd %s %s %s"
EmergencyAction = sleep ; action, if battery is critically low
HeartbeatBeep = no ; beep, if nothing else showed that the computer lives
CPULoad_sleeplock = yes
CPULoad_min = 20 ; value in percent
CPULoad_period = 20 ; time in seconds
NETLoad_sleeplock = yes
NETLoad_min = 4096 ; traffic in Bytes/s
NETLoad_period = 20 ; time in seconds
NETLoad_device = "eth0"
# [MODULE DISPLAY]
#LCD_Brightness = 8 ; initial LCD brightness level
LCD_FadingSpeed = 5 ; 0 = no smooth fading
LCD_AutoAdjust = yes ; only on Aluminum PowerBooks
LCD_IllumUpKey = 225
LCD_IllumDownKey = 224
LCD_Threshold = 94
LCD_AutoAdjMin_Bat = 2 ; autoadjust parameter
LCD_AutoAdjMax_Bat = 7
LCD_AutoAdjMin_AC = 1
LCD_AutoAdjMax_AC = 15
#KBD_Brightness = 0 ; initial keyboard illumination level
KBD_OnBrightness = 5 ; initial level if KBD on/off key is pressed
KBD_FadingSpeed = 5 ; 0 = no smooth fading
KBD_AutoAdjust = yes ; only on Aluminum PowerBooks
KBD_IllumUpKey = 230
KBD_IllumDownKey = 229
KBD_IllumOnKey = 228
KBD_Threshold = 28 ; only on Aluminum PowerBooks
dev_FrameBuffer = "/dev/fb0"
UseFBBlank = yes
DimFullyDark = no
CRT_MirrorKey = 65 + ctrl
# [MODULE MIXER]
SoundSystem = ALSA ; none, auto, OSS or ALSA
#default:
#Volume = 50 ; initial volume level
Volume = 50 ; initial volume level
Speakers_muted = no ; mute after startup?
VolumeUpKey = 115
VolumeDownKey = 114
MuteKey = 113
#OSS_Mixer = "/dev/mixer" ; settings for OSS
# uncommented as per default:
#OSS_Channels = "volume, speaker"
ALSA_Card = "default" ; settings for ALSA
ALSA_Elements = "Master, 'PC Speaker'"
#MixerInitDelay = yes
mixerinitdelay = no
# [MODULE CDROM]
dev_CDROM = "/dev/cdrom"
EjectCDKey = 161
EjectCDKeyDelay = 0
# [MODULE PMAC]
dev_PMU = "/dev/pmu"
dev_ADB = "/dev/adb"
TPModeUpKey = 225 + alt
TPModeDownKey = 224 + alt
#TPMode = notap
KBDMode = fkeysfirst
Batlog = log
NoTapTyping = yes
Any mistakes in that file above?
Or do I need a special file/script somewhere to restart alsa after
sleep? IIRC all this wasn't a problem some weeks/months ago ...
Thanks in anticipation
Regards
Wolfgang
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