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Whenever booting, my laptop doesn't have any sound until I toggle the speakers on and off (Fn + F1)
If I restart pipewire also after boot, the sound works as intended.
There seems to be no messages from pipewire in journalctl or its service.
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I also started having this exact problem since an update I did to my system about two weeks ago where pipewire got updated. Since then I've been waiting for another pipewire update too see if the problem gets fixed but no new update has come.
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Which "pipewire" packages are installed and running?
pacman -Qs pipewire
pgrep -a wire
Also check
journalctl -u alsa-store -u alsa-restore
EDIT: also try https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 3#p2183433, seems to be the same problem.
Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2024-07-12 09:48:46)
Para todos todo, para nosotros nada
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Work around for muted sound arch linux
open file explorer
go into /usr/bin right click on empty space and select “open as administrator”
then highlight “create new” and click on “empty file” and name it "automute"
once created open it. It will ask you to select a program to open it with.. I used kwrite
but you can use whatever text editor will let you do it.
Paste the following and yes paste that one line twice.. it has a purpose.
#!/bin/bash
pactl set-sink-mute 0 toggle
pactl set-sink-mute 0 toggle
save and close the file. Right click on it and go to “permissions tab” and put a checkmark
in “is executable” and hit ok.
Now open settings app, scroll to bottom and click on “autostart” then at top right corner click
“+ add” and click “+add login script” then navigate to the file you just made in /usr/bin/
called automute and open it. Click the white little square box now to the right of the entry you
just made. (when you hover over it with mouse it will say “see properties” click it. Then click on
“permissions” tab and make sure “is executable” is checked. Then go to “applications” tab and on
the bottom click on “advanced options” put a check mark in “run in terminal” and hit ok. Reboot and you should be all fixed up.
This took me a saturday to figure out as im a newb. It works for me. It’s a work around not a fix but you wont have to do anything after starting up. I tried to write this from the perspective of a newb and not skip anything.
im sure i probably have extra steps in here or will make veteran linux users scratch their head but hey it worked for me. lol. again.. linux newb here. Good luck.
Last edited by methadus (2024-07-27 19:49:48)
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