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This is on thelist to implement and test, but this problem with the sound came up.Doesn't the current .pet format support installation scripts? Can't you just keep the standard mode as Xv and add
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mv /root/.mplayer/config /root/.mplayer/config.bak
cat /root/.mplayer/config.bak | sed s/'x11'/'xv'/g > /root/.mplayer/config
I hurried the luci-241 because of the sound issue. Sorry.Wot no mtpaint or screen capture in the menu?
I did the above in inkscapelite
could not export - so looked for screen capture
Not in menu
Had to run from mtpaint directly . . .
no mtpaint in menu either . . .
Please don't do that because then one does not have the option of having startup sounds before X has loaded/run. That works well for startup sounds like "Initiating Startup Sequence"Iguleder wrote:Barry, why don't you move the ALSA stuff to delayed run or xinitrc? After all, sound is needed once you get to the desktop, not earlier. Of course, there are rear-corner cases, such as pfix=nox fans ... but this code could be placed pretty much anywhere. Even /etc/profile is good enough.
In fact, /etc/profile is a good location - it runs when the shell starts, so if the code goes there, it's the first thing that runs after inittab.
Just wondering why none of my packages were included, same thing ? or just for repo?playdayz wrote: I hurried the luci-241 because of the sound issue. Sorry.
Works fine on my frugal install of 241......already rebooted several times and sound has been persistent.01micko wrote:for those with reboot sound issues, and those without,
..please run this in a terminal (NOT in full installs, unless you backup the file first) only in luci-241 and 240.
*rebootCode: Select all
rm -f /etc/init.d/10alsa
*report success or failure
if you need to restore.. ie- fails (frugal types only, usb included) type:
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cp -f /initrd/pup_ro2/etc/init.d/10alsa /etc/init.d/10alsa
(note, it isn't the correct fix as woof goes, but it may have to do)
Right, just checked this on Luci 241. I ran ALSA Sound Wizard first, then entered the command in the console. Both of my machines retained sound after rebooting.01micko wrote:for those with reboot sound issues, and those without,
..please run this in a terminal (NOT in full installs, unless you backup the file first) only in luci-241 and 240.
*rebootCode: Select all
rm -f /etc/init.d/10alsa
*report success or failure
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rm -f /etc/init.d/10alsa Overall, luci-241 looks great.
Yes.Will renaming luci_devx_239.sfs to 241 work?
Terryphi, Had you installed anything else? In luci-241, Osmo works for me.Since upgrading from Luci240 to 241 Osmo immediately crashed on opening. Reverting to previous libdbus-glib-1.so.2.1.0 solves problem.
Appears to be working normally here in 241 as well.playdayz wrote:Terryphi, Had you installed anything else? In luci-241, Osmo works for me.Since upgrading from Luci240 to 241 Osmo immediately crashed on opening. Reverting to previous libdbus-glib-1.so.2.1.0 solves problem.
removed 10alsa and solved my problem alsoplaydayz wrote:Removing 10alsa also solves my problem of the volume levels being changed--even though it wasn't all the way muted.
Since upgrading from Luci240 to 241 Osmo immediately crashed on opening.