Audio problem resume from suspend

[tomfowler]

Hello all!

I have had my PBP for about 48 hours now and am really impressed.  Everything seems to work with the exception of the audio system following wake from suspend.  First noticed it with YouTube in the Chromium browser, and in my troubleshooting efforts, tried just a standard mp3.  I can play the mp3 fine, put the PBP to sleep via the lid or the power button.  When it wakes I have no audio when I try to play the file.  I can tell there is some high pitch noise and some clicks from the speakers, but that is it.

Based on some related posts here, I tried reinstalling pulseaudio using the --reinstall flag on the apt install command line but that did not change the behavior.  My next step is to install another operating system and see if the behavior is present there as well.

Thanks for any assistance you can provide!

Tom

[mamboman777]

I tried bogamul's suggestion here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1086658/...u-18-04lts

And it seemed to solve my audio problems.

[tomfowler]

I tried bogamul's suggestion here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1086658/...u-18-04lts

And it seemed to solve my audio problems.

I found out that even though I ran the update script when I first turned it on, it didn't "take".  Figured it out while trying to get the laptop to boot off the sd card.  I ran the update script again and it updated.  Now the audio works on a wake from suspend.

Thanks!

[pwo]

I tried bogamul's suggestion here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1086658/...u-18-04lts

And it seemed to solve my audio problems.

I found out that even though I ran the update script when I first turned it on, it didn't "take".  Figured it out while trying to get the laptop to boot off the sd card.  I ran the update script again and it updated.  Now the audio works on a wake from suspend.

Thanks!

Hello,

I made the suggested change of setting

load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false

in /etc/pulse/default.pa

followed by restarting pulse audio but this has not resolved the issue for me. Were you able to resolve this on Debian Stretch?

Thanks,
Pete

[Bobhodgen]

Hello


I have the problem Debian.

Thanks

Bob

[tomfowler]

Hello


I have the problem Debian.

Thanks

Bob

My problem was solved by running MrFixIt's script button down just to the left of the date and time on the taskbar.  No further issues.

[Bobhodgen]

It's not fixing. After update script...

Bob

[pwo]

It's not fixing. After update script...

Bob

Ok, this worked for me. To provide the full context, I ran:

sudo /usr/bin/mrfixit_update.sh

I then rebooted and audio suspend/resume is now working on Debian Stretch.

Pete

[Bobhodgen]

I works, thanks!

Bob