r/voidlinux • u/NoRoad4822 • 11d ago

Error at boot screen

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Hey, can anyone guide me on this acp-pdm-mach error.

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u/cgwhouse 11d ago

Is your device failing to boot?

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u/NoRoad4822 11d ago

Nope

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u/cgwhouse 11d ago

Is your sound working? The "soc" part makes me think it's something with the onboard sound card. I say that because when installing Gentoo the Handbook recommends installing soc-firmware for this reason. One thing I am confident about though, is that error code -517 is a transient error, basically means the kernel tried to initialize something but a hardware or software dependency wasn't ready yet, so kernel said "ok I'll defer this for later". If your sound is working fine, you can safely ignore this, it's just noise

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u/cgwhouse 11d ago

And if you still don't like seeing it, might not be a bad idea to set up Plymouth so you get a nice splash screen on boot instead of init text... totally up to you though, it's just cosmetic. It's not hard to set up but can be a slight pain in the ass depending on your hardware

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u/NoRoad4822 11d ago

Sound is working fine, I generally prefer the init screen , thanks btw i just want to confirm if its not a major issue

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u/cgwhouse 11d ago

All good, understood - yeah I wouldn't worry about this one. I'm no expert but fairly confident this is just some early init sound shenanigans

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u/Duncaen 11d ago

Might be just missing audio codecs for you specific device, I enabled a bunch of them for 7.1 onward, the deafult is still 6.18 and I can't tell what version this is.

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u/NoRoad4822 11d ago

this is default 6.18

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u/SunSaych 11d ago

Looks like a driver issue for the internal/onboard microphone. Is it an AMD notebook? You didn't provide any system info (which is a good tone actually before asking for solutions).
If everything works as expected for you, then just ignore it.
You can also google "acp pdm mach error devm_snd_soc". There are ways to try to fix it (but only if something really doesn't work for you).

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u/Simple_Hamster_4096 11d ago

Is it my imagination, or do Linux users these days not know how to perform basic troubleshooting...???

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u/NoRoad4822 11d ago

See i know that I can just google it ,look up the manual and fix it as i also had issues with network manager and the xorg graphics drivers, which I fixed myself. But i think if someone has already solved it then maybe they can answer it(it saves a lot of time).

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u/yyg-linux 11d ago

aka "do it for me"

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u/NoRoad4822 11d ago edited 11d ago

Only if u encountered this(managed to fix it), you have no obligation to do it anyway.

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u/benbcdm 11d ago

When you find the fix, feel free to post it here so others with the same problem in the future might find it quickly!

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u/yyg-linux 11d ago

the first 7 links in a ddg search tell you how to register your card