Is it possible to use pusleaudio in crux?
Hello I spend several days trying to make pulseaudio works, but without success. Pulseaudio starts without errors, but it is not responding. If I run "pacmd list" (or some other pulseaudio related cli tool), all I get is "Daemon not responding". The big problem is that there is no error messages in log files about pulseaudio and it seam that pulseaudio works but it isn't. Log messages only contains info messages about pulseaudio start process. I think that the real problem could be misconfigured permissions.
On 11/18/2012 06:54 AM, Stefan Stefanov wrote:
Hello
I spend several days trying to make pulseaudio works, but without success. Pulseaudio starts without errors, but it is not responding. If I run "pacmd list" (or some other pulseaudio related cli tool), all I get is "Daemon not responding".
The big problem is that there is no error messages in log files about pulseaudio and it seam that pulseaudio works but it isn't.
Log messages only contains info messages about pulseaudio start process.
I think that the real problem could be misconfigured permissions.
Hello, Stefan, I don't think there are many PulseAudio users in CRUX (myself included) so you might have trouble getting help for it here. With that said, have you looked for extra debugging options for the daemon itself? Alternatively, running it in the foreground with strace? Perhaps one of those would give you some useful information. Good luck, Matt
The problem with pulseaudio is that crux use libpthread-stubs.so instead libpthread.so from libc. Thus, causes puseaudio to hangs in sem_wait() function from libpthread-stubs.so. I can see that other distros doesn't use libpthread-stubs.so and they rely entirely on libpthread.so. Obviously libpthread-stubs.so cause problem in my case, but I cannot just remove it. If I remove it, pusleaudio complains that this library is missing and I don't understand how to make pulseaudio to link against libpthread.so instead libpthread-stubs.so. My question is how to make transition from libpthread-stub.so to libpthread.so and completely remove libpthread-stubs.so? 2012/11/19 Matt Housh <jaeger@morpheus.net>:
On 11/18/2012 06:54 AM, Stefan Stefanov wrote:
Hello
I spend several days trying to make pulseaudio works, but without success. Pulseaudio starts without errors, but it is not responding. If I run "pacmd list" (or some other pulseaudio related cli tool), all I get is "Daemon not responding".
The big problem is that there is no error messages in log files about pulseaudio and it seam that pulseaudio works but it isn't.
Log messages only contains info messages about pulseaudio start process.
I think that the real problem could be misconfigured permissions.
Hello, Stefan,
I don't think there are many PulseAudio users in CRUX (myself included) so you might have trouble getting help for it here. With that said, have you looked for extra debugging options for the daemon itself? Alternatively, running it in the foreground with strace? Perhaps one of those would give you some useful information.
Good luck, Matt
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Donald Cupp points me to the resolution of the problem i.e. removing libpthread-stubs.so.0 from my system. This could be done be upgrading the package (libpthread-stubs) from 0.2 to 0.3 version. After moving to 0.3 version libpthread-stubs.so.0 is gone, but there are many the dependency on libpthread-stubs,so.0. At the beginning the whole xorg must be rebuilt, but this is not the end of the story :) My DE still refuses to start (with startx) with errors of missing libpthread-stubs.so.0 file (for example dbus). I need the some kind of automation to rebuild remaining packages which still rely on libpthread-stubs.so.0. I use this commands to find all binaries which still need libpthread-stubs: for i in $(find / -type f -name "*.so" -print0 2>/dev/null | xargs -0 grep 'libpthread-stubs.so.0' | cut -d' ' -f3); do echo $i; done > stubs_deps.txt My question: How to print all packages (not just files as upper commands do) which need to be rebuilt (and probably include the build commands)? 2012/11/22 Stefan Stefanov <selectany@gmail.com>:
The problem with pulseaudio is that crux use libpthread-stubs.so instead libpthread.so from libc. Thus, causes puseaudio to hangs in sem_wait() function from libpthread-stubs.so.
I can see that other distros doesn't use libpthread-stubs.so and they rely entirely on libpthread.so.
Obviously libpthread-stubs.so cause problem in my case, but I cannot just remove it. If I remove it, pusleaudio complains that this library is missing and I don't understand how to make pulseaudio to link against libpthread.so instead libpthread-stubs.so.
My question is how to make transition from libpthread-stub.so to libpthread.so and completely remove libpthread-stubs.so?
2012/11/19 Matt Housh <jaeger@morpheus.net>:
On 11/18/2012 06:54 AM, Stefan Stefanov wrote:
Hello
I spend several days trying to make pulseaudio works, but without success. Pulseaudio starts without errors, but it is not responding. If I run "pacmd list" (or some other pulseaudio related cli tool), all I get is "Daemon not responding".
The big problem is that there is no error messages in log files about pulseaudio and it seam that pulseaudio works but it isn't.
Log messages only contains info messages about pulseaudio start process.
I think that the real problem could be misconfigured permissions.
Hello, Stefan,
I don't think there are many PulseAudio users in CRUX (myself included) so you might have trouble getting help for it here. With that said, have you looked for extra debugging options for the daemon itself? Alternatively, running it in the foreground with strace? Perhaps one of those would give you some useful information.
Good luck, Matt
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Ok, I found some kind of automation (but not tried yet). 1. for i in $(find / -type f -name "*.so" -print0 2>/dev/null | xargs -0 grep 'libpthread-stubs.so.0' | cut -d' ' -f3); do prt-get fsearch `basename $i` | grep 'Found'; done | sort -u | sed "s/\(.*\)./\1/" | sed "s/.*\///" 2. prt-get update -fr -if -im `prt-get quickdep <package>` First batch of commands finds all packages need to be rebuilt. Second one rebuild each of those packages and all its dependencies. PP: I must repeat 1. and 2. for binaries in /usr/bin 2012/11/23 Stefan Stefanov <selectany@gmail.com>:
Donald Cupp points me to the resolution of the problem i.e. removing libpthread-stubs.so.0 from my system. This could be done be upgrading the package (libpthread-stubs) from 0.2 to 0.3 version. After moving to 0.3 version libpthread-stubs.so.0 is gone, but there are many the dependency on libpthread-stubs,so.0.
At the beginning the whole xorg must be rebuilt, but this is not the end of the story :)
My DE still refuses to start (with startx) with errors of missing libpthread-stubs.so.0 file (for example dbus).
I need the some kind of automation to rebuild remaining packages which still rely on libpthread-stubs.so.0.
I use this commands to find all binaries which still need libpthread-stubs:
for i in $(find / -type f -name "*.so" -print0 2>/dev/null | xargs -0 grep 'libpthread-stubs.so.0' | cut -d' ' -f3); do echo $i; done > stubs_deps.txt
My question: How to print all packages (not just files as upper commands do) which need to be rebuilt (and probably include the build commands)?
2012/11/22 Stefan Stefanov <selectany@gmail.com>:
The problem with pulseaudio is that crux use libpthread-stubs.so instead libpthread.so from libc. Thus, causes puseaudio to hangs in sem_wait() function from libpthread-stubs.so.
I can see that other distros doesn't use libpthread-stubs.so and they rely entirely on libpthread.so.
Obviously libpthread-stubs.so cause problem in my case, but I cannot just remove it. If I remove it, pusleaudio complains that this library is missing and I don't understand how to make pulseaudio to link against libpthread.so instead libpthread-stubs.so.
My question is how to make transition from libpthread-stub.so to libpthread.so and completely remove libpthread-stubs.so?
2012/11/19 Matt Housh <jaeger@morpheus.net>:
On 11/18/2012 06:54 AM, Stefan Stefanov wrote:
Hello
I spend several days trying to make pulseaudio works, but without success. Pulseaudio starts without errors, but it is not responding. If I run "pacmd list" (or some other pulseaudio related cli tool), all I get is "Daemon not responding".
The big problem is that there is no error messages in log files about pulseaudio and it seam that pulseaudio works but it isn't.
Log messages only contains info messages about pulseaudio start process.
I think that the real problem could be misconfigured permissions.
Hello, Stefan,
I don't think there are many PulseAudio users in CRUX (myself included) so you might have trouble getting help for it here. With that said, have you looked for extra debugging options for the daemon itself? Alternatively, running it in the foreground with strace? Perhaps one of those would give you some useful information.
Good luck, Matt
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On 11/23/2012 06:57, Stefan Stefanov wrote:
My question: How to print all packages (not just files as upper commands do) which need to be rebuilt (and probably include the build commands)?
Take a look at 'revdep' in the 'prt-utils' port. It will give you a list of ports with bad or missing links using ldd. Those ports would need to be rebuilt. You can also grep for libpthread-stubs.la in /usr/lib/*.la and rebuild the packages that match there as well. Matt
Thank you people. I finally did it. Everything is fine now, but it was hard fight :) revdep and "grep -r --include="*.la" -F "pthread-stubs" did the trick. Cheers Stefan 2012/11/23 Matt Housh <jaeger@morpheus.net>:
On 11/23/2012 06:57, Stefan Stefanov wrote:
My question: How to print all packages (not just files as upper commands do) which need to be rebuilt (and probably include the build commands)?
Take a look at 'revdep' in the 'prt-utils' port. It will give you a list of ports with bad or missing links using ldd. Those ports would need to be rebuilt. You can also grep for libpthread-stubs.la in /usr/lib/*.la and rebuild the packages that match there as well.
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