Sound not working after dist-upgrade to 18.04 (from 16.04)
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I'm having trouble with my sound after a couple of tries. My sound card is not showing and not having any output. I wasn't able to fix the sound of my ubuntu. I mistakenly do dist-upgrade and don't know how to revert to the working version in Ubuntu 16.04. It was working before I've done dist-upgrade.
I tried all the reinstall and update from all google search I can find. In no avail. This is my last resort to ask for help.
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I'm having trouble with my sound after a couple of tries. My sound card is not showing and not having any output. I wasn't able to fix the sound of my ubuntu. I mistakenly do dist-upgrade and don't know how to revert to the working version in Ubuntu 16.04. It was working before I've done dist-upgrade.
I tried all the reinstall and update from all google search I can find. In no avail. This is my last resort to ask for help.
sound soundcard
asked May 16 at 2:16
gentlyawesome
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Install Sysinfo from the Ubuntu Software Center. Sysinfo is a graphical tool that is able to display some hardware and software information. Edit your question adding more info about your hardware. If you feel confident with console try this suggestions. Doesdmesgoutput show any clue?
– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 4:55
@PabloBianchi I tried your suggestion but PulseAudio is misconfigured and don't know what value needs to be in the pulse config file
– gentlyawesome
May 16 at 5:14
If it just your user this may help. Are you sure you aren't using just another unused output? Play withpavucontrol. Take a look to log files on /var/log also dmesg output and tell us your sound hardware info.
– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 5:22
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I'm having trouble with my sound after a couple of tries. My sound card is not showing and not having any output. I wasn't able to fix the sound of my ubuntu. I mistakenly do dist-upgrade and don't know how to revert to the working version in Ubuntu 16.04. It was working before I've done dist-upgrade.
I tried all the reinstall and update from all google search I can find. In no avail. This is my last resort to ask for help.
sound soundcard
asked May 16 at 2:16
gentlyawesome
61
I'm having trouble with my sound after a couple of tries. My sound card is not showing and not having any output. I wasn't able to fix the sound of my ubuntu. I mistakenly do dist-upgrade and don't know how to revert to the working version in Ubuntu 16.04. It was working before I've done dist-upgrade.
I tried all the reinstall and update from all google search I can find. In no avail. This is my last resort to ask for help.
sound soundcard
asked May 16 at 2:16
gentlyawesome
61
asked May 16 at 2:16
gentlyawesome
61
asked May 16 at 2:16
gentlyawesome
61
asked May 16 at 2:16
gentlyawesome
61
61
Install Sysinfo from the Ubuntu Software Center. Sysinfo is a graphical tool that is able to display some hardware and software information. Edit your question adding more info about your hardware. If you feel confident with console try this suggestions. Doesdmesgoutput show any clue?
– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 4:55
@PabloBianchi I tried your suggestion but PulseAudio is misconfigured and don't know what value needs to be in the pulse config file
– gentlyawesome
May 16 at 5:14
If it just your user this may help. Are you sure you aren't using just another unused output? Play withpavucontrol. Take a look to log files on /var/log also dmesg output and tell us your sound hardware info.
– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 5:22
add a comment |Â
Install Sysinfo from the Ubuntu Software Center. Sysinfo is a graphical tool that is able to display some hardware and software information. Edit your question adding more info about your hardware. If you feel confident with console try this suggestions. Doesdmesgoutput show any clue?
– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 4:55
@PabloBianchi I tried your suggestion but PulseAudio is misconfigured and don't know what value needs to be in the pulse config file
– gentlyawesome
May 16 at 5:14
If it just your user this may help. Are you sure you aren't using just another unused output? Play withpavucontrol. Take a look to log files on /var/log also dmesg output and tell us your sound hardware info.
– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 5:22
Install Sysinfo from the Ubuntu Software Center. Sysinfo is a graphical tool that is able to display some hardware and software information. Edit your question adding more info about your hardware. If you feel confident with console try this suggestions. Does
dmesg output show any clue?– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 4:55
Install Sysinfo from the Ubuntu Software Center. Sysinfo is a graphical tool that is able to display some hardware and software information. Edit your question adding more info about your hardware. If you feel confident with console try this suggestions. Does
dmesg output show any clue?– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 4:55
@PabloBianchi I tried your suggestion but PulseAudio is misconfigured and don't know what value needs to be in the pulse config file
– gentlyawesome
May 16 at 5:14
@PabloBianchi I tried your suggestion but PulseAudio is misconfigured and don't know what value needs to be in the pulse config file
– gentlyawesome
May 16 at 5:14
If it just your user this may help. Are you sure you aren't using just another unused output? Play with
pavucontrol. Take a look to log files on /var/log also dmesg output and tell us your sound hardware info.– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 5:22
If it just your user this may help. Are you sure you aren't using just another unused output? Play with
pavucontrol. Take a look to log files on /var/log also dmesg output and tell us your sound hardware info.– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 5:22
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Install Sysinfo from the Ubuntu Software Center. Sysinfo is a graphical tool that is able to display some hardware and software information. Edit your question adding more info about your hardware. If you feel confident with console try this suggestions. Does
dmesgoutput show any clue?– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 4:55
@PabloBianchi I tried your suggestion but PulseAudio is misconfigured and don't know what value needs to be in the pulse config file
– gentlyawesome
May 16 at 5:14
If it just your user this may help. Are you sure you aren't using just another unused output? Play with
pavucontrol. Take a look to log files on /var/log also dmesg output and tell us your sound hardware info.– Pablo Bianchi
May 16 at 5:22