Okay. Here are the specific symptoms (file attached):
Often, nothing noticed until I start a music player (any will do). Ubuntu bongos play normally when I log in. I start a music player, choose a song, press "play," and often, a song will start to play (sometimes: silence- about 20% of the time). If the volume is too high or low, I slide the slider on either the player or the master volume and "every other detent" the music will loop- about fifteen to twenty times per second, until I move the volume to the NEXT detent and either the song goes silent or returns to normal playing- but at a higher or lower volume.
So attached is the troubleshooting file.
I cannot get this behavior without pulseaudio running. I also couldn't get this behavior in Debian, normal (read: ancient) install.
If there's anything to add- I can't get this laptop (IBM A20m) to correctly play with Speedstep governors. ACPI (and acpi-ibm) are working very well: lmsensors, fine- but there's no cpu speed indicated in the /sys filesystem.
Not that it means anything, of course, but I'm just tryin' to be complete with systemic problems which might affect pulseaudio.
Okay. Here are the specific symptoms (file attached):
Often, nothing noticed until I start a music player (any will do). Ubuntu bongos play normally when I log in. I start a music player, choose a song, press "play," and often, a song will start to play (sometimes: silence- about 20% of the time). If the volume is too high or low, I slide the slider on either the player or the master volume and "every other detent" the music will loop- about fifteen to twenty times per second, until I move the volume to the NEXT detent and either the song goes silent or returns to normal playing- but at a higher or lower volume.
So attached is the troubleshooting file.
I cannot get this behavior without pulseaudio running. I also couldn't get this behavior in Debian, normal (read: ancient) install.
If there's anything to add- I can't get this laptop (IBM A20m) to correctly play with Speedstep governors. ACPI (and acpi-ibm) are working very well: lmsensors, fine- but there's no cpu speed indicated in the /sys filesystem.
Not that it means anything, of course, but I'm just tryin' to be complete with systemic problems which might affect pulseaudio.
(compled with -ffast-math? )