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I executed "pacman -Syu" yesterday. And after update my headphone isn't turned on automatically. I had install alsamixer and unmute it manually, but the problem is the headphone keeps producing annoying noises. It never happened before the update. I have win***s installed and got no problem with it.
Don't know what to do here. I've been using linux (mandriva, opensuse, fedora, slackware, and mostly ubuntu) for 5 years, but haven't been working with arch until a month ago, so you probably underestand my situation.
Thank for the cooperation..
Last edited by amuroray (2011-05-29 00:53:01)
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It never happened before the update.
So, show *what* got updated.
The kernel? ALSA packages?
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yeah it was the kernel, nvidia driver, and others
core/grep core/mkinitcpio
core/cryptsetup
core/kbd
core/attr
core/gcc
core/xz
core/file
core/initscripts
core/acl
core/lzo2
core/util-linux
core/kernel26
core/linux-firmware
core/gmp
core/udev
core/gcc-libs
core/sqlite3
core/device-mapper
core/lvm2
core/binutils
core/glib2
extra/kdelibs
extra/p7zip
extra/akonadi
extra/kdeedu-marble
extra/udisks extra/poppler-qt
extra/gstreamer0.10-ugly-plugins
extra/gstreamer0.10-ugly extra/acpid
extra/boost-libs extra/gstreamer0.10
extra/kdebase-workspace
extra/poppler
extra/wvdial
extra/gstreamer0.10-base
extra/kdeplasma-applets-networkmanagement
extra/libftdi
extra/parted
extra/gstreamer0.10-base-plugins
extra/git
extra/liblqr
extra/upower
extra/libssh2
extra/nvidia-utils
extra/chromium
extra/partitionmanager
extra/curl
extra/gnutls
extra/nvidia
extra/neon
extra/libjpeg-turbo
community/packagekit-qt community/opera community/packagekit
and one more thing, when booting up i noticed that when udev was starting, there was a slight click sound coming from my headphones twice. I assume that was a sign that the headphone was turned on and turned off again when udev was starting, so maybe it was udev problem, i think.
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bump bump bump
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I would revert to the earlier kernel, and also check the ALSA documentation for your soundcard.
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thanks i downgraded the kernel but no luck. so I upgraded it back.
and after more searching I found out that all i have to do is add "options snd-hda-intel model=auto" to my modprobe.conf.
the headphone's turned on automatically now.
the only problem left now is non-stop hissing sound (i realized "noise" wasn't appropiate) that come from my headphone.
I know it's not the device, cause i don't get this problem on win***s.
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Try muting/zeroing various channels.
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non-stop hissing sound
You sure that auto is the right model?
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Does the sound come out also when an application is playing sound or has opened the sound device? (e.g. deadbeef on pause.)
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nooo.....
I'm ashamed of myself...
the solution is simple.
I just got to turn the mic channel off in the playback device.
sorry for the trouble.
still, i learned a lot of stuff
Thank you so much for the help.
Last edited by amuroray (2011-05-29 00:52:27)
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I'm ashamed of myself...
No need to be ashamed, I too make a "non-stop hissing sound" when sitting at the computer ;P ;-)
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