Ubuntu 18.10 Headphones/Speakers “linked” (Speakers have no sound)











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This is one of those "No Audio" problems i'm having with my old Toshiba NB500-108 netbook and it's essentially the problem described by the solution here, which means that if I unmute the "Headphones" volume on ALSA the volume finally plays back from the internal speakers. Connecting and type of headphones in the jack or rebooting the system gives me no audio again until I unmute the "Headphone" profile from ALSA.



The problem arises when the command suggested for finding the mixer path:



pactl list | grep 'Active Port.*output.*'


Gives no output at all, i'm not sure if this is simply the cmd that has been removed or I have a problem with the installation.



Any way I can fix this problem?



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    This is one of those "No Audio" problems i'm having with my old Toshiba NB500-108 netbook and it's essentially the problem described by the solution here, which means that if I unmute the "Headphones" volume on ALSA the volume finally plays back from the internal speakers. Connecting and type of headphones in the jack or rebooting the system gives me no audio again until I unmute the "Headphone" profile from ALSA.



    The problem arises when the command suggested for finding the mixer path:



    pactl list | grep 'Active Port.*output.*'


    Gives no output at all, i'm not sure if this is simply the cmd that has been removed or I have a problem with the installation.



    Any way I can fix this problem?



    Here is the ALSA screenshot.










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      This is one of those "No Audio" problems i'm having with my old Toshiba NB500-108 netbook and it's essentially the problem described by the solution here, which means that if I unmute the "Headphones" volume on ALSA the volume finally plays back from the internal speakers. Connecting and type of headphones in the jack or rebooting the system gives me no audio again until I unmute the "Headphone" profile from ALSA.



      The problem arises when the command suggested for finding the mixer path:



      pactl list | grep 'Active Port.*output.*'


      Gives no output at all, i'm not sure if this is simply the cmd that has been removed or I have a problem with the installation.



      Any way I can fix this problem?



      Here is the ALSA screenshot.










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      This is one of those "No Audio" problems i'm having with my old Toshiba NB500-108 netbook and it's essentially the problem described by the solution here, which means that if I unmute the "Headphones" volume on ALSA the volume finally plays back from the internal speakers. Connecting and type of headphones in the jack or rebooting the system gives me no audio again until I unmute the "Headphone" profile from ALSA.



      The problem arises when the command suggested for finding the mixer path:



      pactl list | grep 'Active Port.*output.*'


      Gives no output at all, i'm not sure if this is simply the cmd that has been removed or I have a problem with the installation.



      Any way I can fix this problem?



      Here is the ALSA screenshot.







      sound pulseaudio alsa headphones speakers






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