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--- Comment #11 from Oleh Vinichenko <moonlapse81@gmail.com> ---
i was too early in my conclusions about sound changes are root cause of a
problem. in reality, the problem is suspend. when sound card is taken by an
application such as musicpd and notebook is then goes into suspend state,
either by `zzz` or lid close, upon returning back from suspend, there is no
sound. the symptom is as if sound is completely muted, there is no error fr=
om
application, nothing in dmesg. it keeps playing as before but with no outpu=
t. i
think this report can be closed as not valid. i will probably file new one
based on new observations.

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