(OLED) Audio dying after waking up, no input/output devices
Hi, earlier today I received my OLED model and installed (fresh install) the latest
:testing image of bazzite-deck by using the 2.1.0 installer and rebasing afterwards.
What I observed is that sound is fine right after booting it up, but as soon as I put it to sleep and wake it up it starts to glitch and crackle and eventually it dies out completely. Switching to desktop and opening sound settings on the task bar shows no input/output devices detected. Under System Settings -> Audio it shows the device being disabled, I can change it to the "Pro audio" profile but sound still doesn't play. I'm attaching a snippet of dmesg from right after waking up, that's the only thing I grabbed for now.
Don't know if it's worth noting but the issue doesn't occur on SteamOS 3.5.7 and Deck LCD in general. I'd be more than happy to provide some further details if needed as I can reproduce it every time. Thanks for your hard work, Bazzite has been nothing short of amazing on my LCD Deck so far!4 Replies
I'm also experiencing this issue, what can I provide to help investigate this?
Reporting back a week later and after another fresh install (this time changing from
:latest to :testing right in the installer's boot entry), the issue is still present. Since it didn't gain traction here, is posting this on github a better way to troubleshoot? Sorry if it seems pushy, that's not my intention at all, it's a genuine question since it's my first time reporting an issue.
@Raltay do you also have the same 'dsp panic' logs in your dmesg after waking up?I'll write in detail later, because unfortunately my audio issues with
:testing on OLED go further than the issue here. If I may ask, how can you change from latest to testing in installer? 'e' on 'simple graphics mode' boot entry of choice in grub is where you can do it?That's it, hit
e on one of the boot entries and change the URL so that it ends on :testing. I did it on the 'normal' boot entry for bazzite-deck, installed and ran just fine.