[08:44] bonjour [08:44] je debute sur un raspberry pi 3 [08:45] je n'arrive pas a avoir du son [08:45] est-ce que quelqu'un peut m'aider [08:48] hello [08:48] can you help me [08:49] i have no experience at all with raspberry pi's [08:50] does your sound work with other operating systems than ubuntu mate? [08:55] no sound [08:56] yes, i got thta [08:56] that [08:56] if you try something else than ubuntu mate do you then have sound? [08:56] i dont understand [08:56] https://translate.google.com [08:56] i try with raspbian and no sound two [08:56] ok [08:57] only with retropie, i have a sound [08:58] copy/paste to terminal: ls /proc/asound | nc termbin.com 9999 [08:59] and ? [08:59] did you get a link? [08:59] paste that here [09:00] http://termbin.com/done [09:00] http://termbin.com/dvob [09:01] seems like ubuntu mate is just not detecting your sound card [09:01] which is the part of your raspberry pi with the jack [09:02] how i can fix it [09:02] what does this say? sudo cat /boot/config.txt | nc termbin.com 9999 [09:03] (experienced users: sorry about sudo, i have no idea if regular users can view that file) [09:03] http://termbin.com/wkkm [09:03] do you want to get your audio through a hdmi cable? [09:04] or through something else? [09:04] yes with hdmi cable [09:04] run this: sudo nano /boot/config.txt [09:05] press page down until you get a line that says #hdmi_drive=2 [09:05] remove the # from it [09:05] ok but i dont know how i can remove the # [09:05] you found the line? [09:06] go to the begininning of it and press the delete key on your keyboard [09:06] wait [09:07] actually lets not do that [09:07] press Ctrl+X to get out of the editor and say no if it wants to save something [09:07] then run this: sudo sed -i 's/#hdmi_drive=2/hdmi_drive=2/g' lulz [09:07] i mean [09:07] sudo sed -i 's/#hdmi_drive=2/hdmi_drive=2/g' /boot/config.txt [09:08] i search the line #hdmi_drive=2 [09:08] the other command will do it for you [09:08] just exit out of there and we'll get this done [09:10] i try the other command [09:10] ok :) [09:10] the second one [09:10] sudo sed -i 's/#hdmi_drive=2/hdmi_drive=2/g' /boot/config.txt [09:11] it looks like it does nothing if it works [09:12] nothing [09:12] then reboot and you have sound :) [09:16] thank you Akul [09:16] Akuli [09:16] i have ths sound [09:16] your the boss [09:16] here's my cheat sheet https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=111506 [09:19] :-) [12:27] i am wondering if anyone can tell me how to install linux o a nexus 7? [12:28] on* [13:13] Hello ! === arjun is now known as Guest4807 [13:32] best themes for mate pls.. [13:32] If possible, show your desktops via screenshot [15:07] good evening to all mates )) [15:19] hello [15:19] community === scottt is now known as Guest93512 === homero is now known as Guest82495 === johnc4510 is now known as Ed_Vortex === Ed_Vortex is now known as johnc4510 === scottt is now known as Guest99667 [21:51] There seems to be a problem with Mate 16.10 software update. My internet connection is working perfectly but the system thinks there is a connection problem and will not update. [21:52] sfarber: And whats the output of "sudo apt update"? [21:55] I'll check. Will be right back. [21:56] I got a whole lot of "could not resolves" and other errors too numerous to detail easily. [21:57] sfarber: can you ping 8.8.8.8 ? [21:58] Yes. [21:58] sfarber: can you ping www.google.com ? [21:58] I have direct access to it. [21:58] So you can ping it? [21:59] apparently not [21:59] Then fix your DNS. [22:00] Thanks. I'll get back when it's done. This is a fresh install of 16.10 that threw a bunch of strange messages, claimed it wouldn't boot and then booted so I'm a bit confused by it's behaviour. [22:09] Thank you, bekks. I suspected that but was unsure. The reload from DVD was really strange. It looks like it is ok, now. [22:09] Just fixing DNS would have been enough :) [23:01] hi all