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The audio mysteriously stopped working on my Macbook Pro. Audio doesn't seem to work through the speakers, headphones, or HDMI. I can, however, see the audio meter moving via pavucontrol when I'm playing sound. If I boot back into Mac the audio works fine.
I'm currently running the linux-macbook 4.8.16-1 kernel. The sound worked when I first installed the kernel, so I'd doubt it's the cause.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/linux-macbook/
Booting into the stock kernel does not resolve the issue.
I added the following entry in /etc/modprobe.d/50-sound.conf but that did not resolve the issue either -
options snd_hda_intel model=intel-mac-auto
I've cleared the local pulseaudio tdb files and restarted pulseaudio, that doesn't resolve the issue
% rm ~/.config/pulse/*.tdb
% systemctl --user restart pulseaudio
I've also performed a full system upgrade via `pacman -Syu` to ensure I hadn't broken any package dependencies.
Here are the outputs of various commands as well as what pavucontrol looks like.
`amixer info ; pactl list` (while not playing sound) https://ptpb.pw/yrMc
`pactl list` (while playing sound) https://ptpb.pw/vbdZ
`amixer contents` https://ptpb.pw/wEpa
`alsamixer` levels
* https://ptpb.pw/thL2.png
* https://ptpb.pw/Rm5_.png
`pavucontrol`
* Playback https://ptpb.pw/gNbX.png
* Output devices https://ptpb.pw/3ZuV.png
* Ports https://ptpb.pw/AZxM.png
* Configuration https://ptpb.pw/nX9i.png
Last edited by pyrospade (2017-04-27 06:21:48)
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The problem as that `asoundconf` had generated some bad configs. Removing the files ~/.asoundrc and ~/.asoundrc.asoundconf then rebooting resolved the issue. I also reinstalled pulseaudio-alsa to ensure /etc/asound.conf was in its original state.
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I'm glad you've got your sound issue fixed. Please edit your first post and add [SOLVED] to the beginning of the title.
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Done, thanks!
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