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the issue is most likely related to the powersaving of the audio chipset.
That the audio chipset driver (ALSA) is not able to resume when the
kernel decides
to put the system in power saving mode. The workaround would be to indicate
to ALSA not to enter in powersaving at all. The problem solution would be
to contact the alsa-devel mailing list and ask for some help on this issue.
See more for both at
http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com/msg23128.html

Daniel Case (from this list) sent an e-mail to alsa-devel,
http://mailman.alsa-project.org/pipermail/alsa-devel/2010-April/026774.html
but sadly there have been no reply.

I do not own a Joggler (though I would really love to) so I can only give y=
ou
guidance on how to solve.

One way to solve the problem within this list would be to get the
source code of the Joggler
(see http://mailman.alsa-project.org/pipermail/alsa-devel/2010-April/026774=
.html
)
and example the Linux kernel source code (includes ALSA).
Then, identify the version of the kernel, grab the official stock
Linux kernel from www.kernel.org,
and perform a 'diff -r linus_kernel joggler_kernel' between the two
directories (with source code). Any differences
in the ALSA subdirectories would be changes that Joggler (OpenPeak)
did to get sound working.
These should be a few lines of changes, which should be easy to update
to the latest Linux kernel.
You can post these changes to the list.

For a similar situation with audio driver support, see
http://simos.info/blog/archives/984

Simos

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