Description of problem: After updated kernel-5.10.56 to kernel-5.10.60, there is'nt no sound. I've checked: - All pulse audio configuration - Alsamixer configuration I'have checked if jack and speakers output were correctly tuned At reboot with kernel-5.10.56 sound is Ok Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Sound card: bytcr-rt5640
Thank you for reporting. Please attach a journal log of booting 5.10.60.
CC: (none) => fri
Created attachment 12922 [details] Log current boot boot log from journalctl -b
Thank you Morgan for fielding this; and Guillaume for the journal. Since this problem is tied to a new kernel (5.10.60), and the previous one (5.10.56) works OK, assigning this to kernel/drivers.
Summary: No sound after update kernel with sound card bytcr-rt5640 => No sound after update kernel from 5.10.56 to 5.10.60 with sound card bytcr-rt5640Assignee: bugsquad => kernel
Please try with kernel-5.10.61-1.mga8 from Core Updates Testing
I updated today kernel-5.10.61-1.mga8. Sound is back on my computer: - HP out -> OK - Jack out -> Ok No regression with HDMI out but switching between two device not automatic anymore. If I plug HDMI cable, I have to tune it in pulse audio. When I unplug cable the sound doesn't come back on HP or jack. I have to reboot.
I had the same issue, to keep the sound from muting on changing an HDMI channel or the system shutting down video, I had to pound this out in /etc/pulse/default.pa: load-module module-switch-on-port-available A fix without rebooting is to bring up pavucontrol (Pulse Audio Control) and unmute the device in the "Output Devices" tab.
CC: (none) => arichter
HI ran into the same issue with sound on kernel 5.10.60-2 on Dell Chromebook: CPU: Celeron(R) CPU N2840 @ 2.16GHz Audio driver: Description: Atom Processor Z36xxx/Z37xxx Series High Definition Audio Controller upgrading to test 5.10.61-1 fixed the audio problem
CC: (none) => brtians1
As a substantial percentage of active bugreporters found this, i think it would be good to get this out ASAP as it probably affects many users. @tmb: should we test this version for release, or you want to bake yet a new one first?
Ah, i see a .62 compiled three hours ago already, great :)
- but tha tis a -linus- one. Now i go out to cool down...
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(In reply to Alan Richter from comment #6) > I had the same issue, to keep the sound from muting on changing an HDMI > channel or the system shutting down video, I had to pound this out in > /etc/pulse/default.pa: > > load-module module-switch-on-port-available > > A fix without rebooting is to bring up pavucontrol (Pulse Audio Control) and > unmute the device in the "Output Devices" tab. I saw in my /etc/pulse/default.pa that load-module module-switch-on-port-available was already written. Switching problem is still here.
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Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => OLD
I'm closing the report at Marja's request, the problem has been solved on MGA9.
Resolution: OLD => FIXED