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Hi, sorry for the late reply. I tried the linux kernel 6.1.0-18-amd64 and I still can't see the integrated speakers anywhere. Below is the screenshot from pavucontrol. The bluetooth output might be set as default because I am using a bluetooth speaker to get the audio, anche there is no other audio ...

Hi, I looked for a guide on how to downgrade kernel but I am not sure I undestand it, do you have something to link please? $ aplay -l **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device 0: ALC256 Analog [ALC256 Analog] Subdevices: 0/1 Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 card 0: P...

Hi, I have noticed that since a couple of days I have no audio output from my asus F15 notebook's speakers, and teh internal speakers are not recognised at all. Sound works correctly via bluetooth headphones, and it kind of works via HDMI even tough there is a subtle but noticeable crackling. I don'...

Well it seems that neither my 840m supports H265, however I thinkered around on windows and on the same exact files I manged to get a way better performance: even tough I could still see some artifacts in high-bitrate camera movements, the videos were "watchable". Unfortunately on debian t...

Actually I mean what is the "iHD" and "i965" part of the name: it seems they are both modules for intel's integrated graphics, but why isnt vdpau calling something related to the nvidia card? Also, why is PRIME not available in debian? On a tangent note, is there an easy bechmark...

Can you get video acceleration to work with h.264 videos? Get an idea of what your card supports with vainfo (install vainfo if necessary) Hi, I posted the output of vainfo in the original post, could you chieck it? Also, I have both an intel and an nvidia card, and both should support H265. Also, ...

Install inxi and show the output of inxi -Gx Hi, It was in the original post the result of inxi -Gxx. I will report it again: d@debian:~$ inxi -Gxx Graphics: Device-1: Intel Haswell-ULT Integrated Graphics vendor: Lenovo driver: i915 v: kernel bus ID: 00:02.0 chip ID: 8086:0a16 Device-2: NVIDIA GM1...

libva error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri/iHD_drv_video.so init failed intel-media-va-driver : /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri/iHD_drv_video.so Install intel-media-va-driver and vdpau-driver-all and xserver-xorg-video-intel first, reboot, and check again. All those packages were already installed. S...

Hi, I am using Debian 11 with KDE, on my laptop with both an integrated CPU graphics card and a dedicated nvidia 840M card. I am trying to play some gopro recordings in H265@60fps, however with any media player the videos appear extremely choppy and full of grey artifacts; basically unwatchable. It ...

Just for an update, I tried to install manjaro. The OS actually installed and I was able to automatically boot into manjaro right after the installation. However, after a single reboot, the manjaro bootloader entry disappeared. What is linux mint doing different?

Hi, thank you for all the help however I really wouldn't know where to start doing what you said and I really need to get my computer operating again, so I will begrudgingly be installing linux mint as my primary OS. Sorry for the trouble, I really would have liked to have debian. Bye!

I have just re-done the "grub-install" procedure via the rescue shell as explained https://wiki.debian.org/GrubEFIReinstall , on the debian system I have just installed in expert mode choosing to abilitate the "removable media path" option. Sadly I couldn't find the installer's s...

Sorry why this tone? I reinstalled debian selecting the "removable media path" in expert mode as I said, and then I re-selected it from the rescue mode. I said it quite clearly in my second to last post. As I said, there is no /efi/debian anything, after a manual grub -install from rescue ...

Hi, I tried the rescue mode. When I ran "efibootmgr" it didn't show any linux-related entries. So I ran grub-install on /dev/sda and everything worked without error messages, however when I ran update-grub it said "grub-probe: error cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda... etc". ...

Or choose expert install in the installer boot menu and accept to install GRUB in the "removable media path" (unrelated to any actual removable media despite the name). Hi, I just tried this and I still don't see any linux/debian related entries in the Boot Menu. It seems just like any ot...

Sorry to double post, but I would really like to solve the issue: I am waiting on organising my computer's hard drives since I can't install debian. I am tempted to use linux mint, but I would like to avoid it. Thanks.

I am using the DVD iso, on a 64 GB kingston usb key, both plugged in a USB 2 and 3 port. The installer usb key correctly boots in UEFI. In the installation, I choose the guided simple install and I have tried choosing 3/4 different desktop environments, with no change. I do not know for sure grub is...

Hi, I am trying to install Debian on my machine (lenovo z5070 on a samsung qvo SSD). I tried both installing debian after a clean windows installation, and I also tried to install debian as the only operating system on the ssd. My desired configuration is both win10 and debian in dual boot. However,...