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Changed the title as this thread has grown arms and legs.
Firmware is installed and the system can see two ports but none of them works as a line in.
Pulse Audio, which I installed hoping it would help, turned out to be the cause of the slow recording speed. It seams it causes a conflict with ALSA.
I have tried to get Pipewire working but I cannot get the pipewire.service running. I am told the service does not exist even when I can see the config file in the correct place. I have uninstalled it and re-installed it without success.
Also, I managed to kill Gnome desktop somehow with my experiments. I was remoting in via windows, when I remotely restarted the Linux machine I was presented with a tty command line prompt on the Linux machine
fortunately I was able to run tasksel from the tty1 line to get it back, and most of my programmes appear to be intact.
Is there a command I could have typed to relaunch GDM? I tried startx but that did not work.
I must remember to run timeshift more often as I thought I was going to lose a couple of hours work.
edit
Appears I should have used "sudo systemctl restart gdm3" never mind I will note that down for future mishaps lol
Firmware is installed and the system can see two ports but none of them works as a line in.
Pulse Audio, which I installed hoping it would help, turned out to be the cause of the slow recording speed. It seams it causes a conflict with ALSA.
I have tried to get Pipewire working but I cannot get the pipewire.service running. I am told the service does not exist even when I can see the config file in the correct place. I have uninstalled it and re-installed it without success.
Also, I managed to kill Gnome desktop somehow with my experiments. I was remoting in via windows, when I remotely restarted the Linux machine I was presented with a tty command line prompt on the Linux machine
fortunately I was able to run tasksel from the tty1 line to get it back, and most of my programmes appear to be intact.Is there a command I could have typed to relaunch GDM? I tried startx but that did not work.
I must remember to run timeshift more often as I thought I was going to lose a couple of hours work.
edit
Appears I should have used "sudo systemctl restart gdm3" never mind I will note that down for future mishaps lol
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