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Have you tried a newer kernel? I saw one post stating the driver for this device was added in kernel 6.2 . Try a kernel from backports.

Please use code tags for terminal text.

@jaylcee It would be helpful to post the actual solution here as well as the reddit link.

@srishti0505 please don't post AI generated replies in this forum. You may receive a warning or ban.

mdadm is for RAID. You may be able to remove the package if you don't use RAID. I don't think it is required for LVM.

Lux8 please list the "approximately 30 non-free components installed" that you have on your system. Here I have exactly 6 non-free firmware packages installed, all of which are required for my hardware. Non-free drivers are not what this issue should be about, they generally have to be in...

For Debian GRUB to detect other OSs you need to enable os_prober which is disabled by default. Boot Debian and change it in /etc/default/grub . You don't need boot-repair or a live disk to do this.
There are a number of topics about this already.

Obligatory XKCD every time this topic arises.

pwzhangzz wrote: ↑2024-04-11 22:56AppImage is the way to go especially for critically important applications such as LibreOffice.

That's your opinion and you are welcome to keep it. Mine is that any containerised applications are absolute last resort when packages are not available in official repos.

hackphi wrote: ↑2024-04-11 07:02 How do I do that?

Use the Code display button in the reply box. Or manually using "code" in the <> instead of "c" like you did.

hackphi wrote: ↑2024-04-10 16:44

Diesel330 wrote: ↑2024-04-09 22:27 What is the output of locale -a when you type it in a terminal?

I get this:

C
C.utf8
de_DE.utf8
POSIX

Please use standard code tags for multiline output, not inline code tags. Inline tags are for a single command inside a sentence.

Thanks all. Going forward is there a way to mark the thread solved? I edited the subject manually but I figure there must be a "thread tools" somewhere. So obvious I can't see it. Use the edit button in your first post to change the title and add prefix [Solved]. And please give your topi...

Don't leave us wondering, how did you solve it?

Use code tags for terminal text please. I fixed it for you this time.

I use and recommend a Liquorix kernel for audio production - https://liquorix.net/ . I tried the Debian RT kernel once and it was not as good. There a a few optimisations to improve audio performance - https://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/system_configuration For starters it can be helpful to run the rt...

Please use code tags for terminal text. I fixed it for you this time.

For starters, Jessie is not supported any more. I suspect you haven't completed the upgrade correctly. Post the output of apt policy in code tags.
Also is armel your architecture?

pwzhangzz wrote: ↑2024-04-07 23:33But thanks a lot for letting us know that the backports repo has progressed so nicely. It used to have a very bad rap. (Wait a sec, that was during Ubuntu days )

First I heard. Backports has always been reliable for me.

Hallvor wrote: ↑2024-04-08 08:01 Another for Amarok.

Indeed. It was one of the best music players ever. I vaguely recall seeing it in a new distro recently, Garuda or KDE Neon maybe. Will boot them up sometime and look.

You got it! Send my fee to sunrat@theinternet.org .

command here Voilà code inline.

Looking into it. Not sure why they are disallowed.

In the meantime, archive files are allowed so just ask poster to put it in a zip or tar etc. file.
There's also the board pastebin for text up to 150KB or use an external pastebin service.