CR48-Static in audio after update - Revision history

Peter Huewe: Added to category CR48

2011-04-12T21:34:27Z

Added to category CR48

Reddog176: /* Fix for static audio noise on latest dev and beta update */

2011-01-21T03:18:36Z

‎Fix for static audio noise on latest dev and beta update

Reddog176 at 16:19, 20 January 2011

2011-01-20T16:19:34Z

Prpplague: moved Static in audio after update to CR48-Static in audio after update: need more specific naming for project page

2011-01-19T19:38:00Z

moved Static in audio after update to CR48-Static in audio after update: need more specific naming for project page

Reddog176: Created page with "==Fix for static audio noise on latest dev and beta update== If you've been updated to the latest beta or dev release of Chrome OS on your Cr-48, you may have encountered issues ..."

2011-01-19T18:33:25Z

Created page with "==Fix for static audio noise on latest dev and beta update== If you've been updated to the latest beta or dev release of Chrome OS on your Cr-48, you may have encountered issues ..."

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==Fix for static audio noise on latest dev and beta update==
If you've been updated to the latest beta or dev release of Chrome OS on your Cr-48, you may have encountered issues with audio. After a few minutes of playback, all you'll hear is an irritating garbled noise. Google's aware of the issue and working on an official fix. But I've come up with a quick workaround solution. As always, you should be aware that making changes to your Cr-48 could go bad, be ready to run a USB Recovery if necessary.<p>

*Your Cr-48 must be rooted.
*From root, run the command:
<code>
wget -O - http://cr-48-ubuntu.googlecode.com/files/fix-sound.sh | sh -
</code><br>
*That's wget, space, dash, capital o, space, dash, space, etc. The command is case sensitive!<br>
*Reboot. Audio problems should be fixed!<br>
The fix works by removing the nmi_watchdog=1 argument from the kernel boot command line arguments. It was added in the recent updates and seems to be causing the audio issues. I've tried disabling the watchdog temporarily with "cat 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/nmi_watchdog" but that doesn't seem to work, nmi_watchdog needs to be off from boot to fix the issue.

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	The fix works by removing the nmi_watchdog=1 argument from the kernel boot command line arguments. It was added in the recent updates and seems to be causing the audio issues. I've tried disabling the watchdog temporarily with "cat 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/nmi_watchdog" but that doesn't seem to work, nmi_watchdog needs to be off from boot to fix the issue.		The fix works by removing the nmi_watchdog=1 argument from the kernel boot command line arguments. It was added in the recent updates and seems to be causing the audio issues. I've tried disabling the watchdog temporarily with "cat 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/nmi_watchdog" but that doesn't seem to work, nmi_watchdog needs to be off from boot to fix the issue.
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	*Reboot. Audio problems should be fixed!<br>		*Reboot. Audio problems should be fixed!<br>
	The fix works by removing the nmi_watchdog=1 argument from the kernel boot command line arguments. It was added in the recent updates and seems to be causing the audio issues. I've tried disabling the watchdog temporarily with "cat 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/nmi_watchdog" but that doesn't seem to work, nmi_watchdog needs to be off from boot to fix the issue.		The fix works by removing the nmi_watchdog=1 argument from the kernel boot command line arguments. It was added in the recent updates and seems to be causing the audio issues. I've tried disabling the watchdog temporarily with "cat 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/nmi_watchdog" but that doesn't seem to work, nmi_watchdog needs to be off from boot to fix the issue.
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 If you've been updated to the latest beta or dev release of Chrome OS on your Cr-48, you may have encountered issues with audio. After a few minutes of playback, all you'll hear is an irritating garbled noise. Google's aware of the issue and working on an official fix. But I've come up with a quick workaround solution. As always, you should be aware that making changes to your Cr-48 could go bad, be ready to run a USB Recovery if necessary.<p>
-*Your Cr-48 must be rooted.
+*Your Cr-48 must be [[CR48-rooting|rooted]].
 *From root, run the command:
 <code>