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Graphics and Window Design / Just want to share my new Windows 11 Pro Wallpaper.....
« on: July 24, 2025, 08:02:02 pm »
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Interesting, I'm still not sure exactly HOW https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta-oem-6.11/6.11.0-1020.20 differs from a standard kernel. I'm struggling to find source patches for it
Thanks Sigurd, I'll have a look at these a bit later. I've just been thinking about this part of your testlog:Code: [Select]Period size min=2f0 max=2f0
Error -22 second time.. Bailing
Hi Sigurd!
Long time no talk - hope your fantasy series is ticking along - I'm now 150 pages into writing a novel myself, if only I can find the time to finish it.
Just was wondering, as I dropped a note to Paul today, whether you had tried disabling the AUTO-MUTE switch as a way of getting sound, if your using the RealTek audio on your machine (mine uses Realtek ALC892 successfully).
I tried Pauls latest build and there definitely seems to be some problems with the Realtek portion of the code, build dated 14/04/2025, at least for me.
The UNIAUD build I'm using successfully for RealTek is dated 29/10/2021. I think you said you already had checked your computers Realtek component using unimix -list. If you wanted to try to see whether that fixes your problem.
The statement I used to disable AUTO-MUTE is unimix.exe -id20 -val0=0 however you would need to substitute the ID for your Realtek hardware for the one I have for mine. If you wanted it can be entered from a command prompt window on your desktop, to test first, incase of booting problems, by typing unimix.exe -idX -val0=0, where X is your ID. After entering that, use something that produces sound to see if its working.
I can also provide you a copy of my STARTUP.CMD file if you wanted to modify it and use it if the test is successful. The STARTUP file for this is really simple - again just substitute the -id number that I found for my system with that of yours.
As always, Best to you Sir and a fine week and Easter weekend!
M
In the end, you would be able to do this yourself. We are too few developers so you will have to learn to become one :-)
Cheers, Lars
I doubt this will ever happen, a lack of time and skill. I do not even understand where this here is going to lead me.
I will follow your suggestions later this evening, thank you very much.
Is this with the 20250415 build?