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Created attachment 558569 [details] core dumped Description of problem: Segfault when testing sound Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): [psklenar@masox sound]$ rpm -qf `which gnome-volume-control` gnome-media-2.29.91-6.el6.i686 How reproducible: deterministic and hw lenovo, t61 Steps to Reproduce: 0. after +-24 hours I have no sound on my lenovo t61, after reboot al is working properly -> have no idea what's the reason and where to search for 1. gnome-volume-control 2. hardware > setting for selected device: 3. have a whatever here, for ex Digital Stereo Duplex (IE958) Actual results: [psklenar@masox sound]$ gnome-volume-control --debug ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Enabling debugging ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=0 name='ConsoleKit Session /org/freedesktop/ConsoleKit/Session2' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=2 name='GNOME Volume Control Applet' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=3 name='GNOME Volume Control Media Keys' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=13 name='libcanberra' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=18 name='libcanberra' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=23 name='libcanberra' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=25 name='libcanberra' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=38 name='Rhythmbox' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=50 name='GNOME Volume Control Dialog' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating sink: index=1 name='auto_null' description='Dummy Output' map='front-left,front-right' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating source: index=2 name='auto_null.monitor' description='Monitor of Dummy Output' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Udpating card alsa_card.pci-0000_00_1b.0 (index: 0 driver: module-alsa-card.c): ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Profile 'output:analog-stereo': 0 sources 1 sinks ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Profile 'output:analog-stereo+input:analog-stereo': 1 sources 1 sinks ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Profile 'output:iec958-stereo': 0 sources 1 sinks ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Profile 'output:iec958-stereo+input:analog-stereo': 1 sources 1 sinks (Current) ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Profile 'input:analog-stereo': 1 sources 0 sinks ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Profile 'off': 0 sources 0 sinks ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'alsa.card' = '0' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'alsa.card_name' = 'HDA Intel' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'alsa.long_card_name' = 'HDA Intel at 0xfe020000 irq 32' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'alsa.driver_name' = 'snd_hda_intel' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.bus_path' = 'pci-0000:00:1b.0' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'sysfs.path' = '/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1b.0/sound/card0' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.bus' = 'pci' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.vendor.id' = '8086' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.vendor.name' = 'Intel Corporation' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.product.id' = '284b' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.product.name' = '82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.form_factor' = 'internal' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.string' = '0' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.description' = 'Internal Audio' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'module-udev-detect.discovered' = '1' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Property: 'device.icon_name' = 'audio-card-pci' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: deleted the custom theme dir ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Card selection changed ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating output settings ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Volume changed (for Balance bar) ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Card selection changed ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Adding effects stream ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: deleted the custom theme dir ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: deleted the custom theme dir ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=51 name='Native client (UNIX socket client)' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: Updating client: index=51 name='gnome-settings-daemon' ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: XXX Start speaker testing for profile 'output:iec958-stereo+input:analog-stereo', card Internal Audio XXX ** (gnome-volume-control:19526): DEBUG: XXX update_channel_map called XXX ** ERROR:gvc-speaker-test.c:390:get_channel_map_for_card: assertion failed: (stream) Aborted (core dumped) Expected results: no segfault Additional info:
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