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Hi!
After recent GNOME updates it no longer saves sound output device from previous session.
Steps to reproduce:
1) turn on PC, login
2) switch output from HDMI to Analog via GNOME Settings
3) restart PC
4) check output device, its HDMI again
What I tried:
1) open pavucontrol, switch "fallback" device from HDMI to Analog
2) yay -S alsa-utils; sudo alsactl store
3) reboot and see that changes are not saved, "fallback" device is HDMI again
What else can I try?
Thanks!
Last edited by m-svo (2019-09-15 11:21:12)
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Since you're using yay... Do you have any Gnome related AUR packages installed that you are unaware of that could cause this problem?
Not debugging with pacman will most likely give you such replies here :-)
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Thats fine ![]()
I believe these are ok:
$ pacman -Qm
alac-git 0.r5.c38887c-1
drive-bin 0.3.9-1
gamin 0.1.10-9
gnome-shell-extension-dash-to-dock 66-1
gnome-shell-extension-dynamic-top-bar-git 3.3.1.r23.ga10cffc-1
google-chrome 77.0.3865.75-1
lib32-libmng 2.0.3-1
ttf-ms-fonts 2.0-10
yay 9.2.1-1
Last edited by m-svo (2019-09-15 11:01:03)
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So I remember that ~1 year ago I did some changes to /etc/pulse/default.pa to fix Bluetooth audio not autoconnecting
Went there now and removed the line I added back then:
load-module module-switch-on-connect
Issue solved. Is this a bug? Should I report it? Against pulseaudio?
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Downgrading pulseaudio and dependencies to 12.99 which was the previous version (01-09-2019) did not fix it, so GNOME it is then? Maybe I should install another DE to make sure?
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I'd do some research on the relationship between module-switch-on-connect and gnome not saving the device before filing bug reports.
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