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I know a bit more about what's happening. It's a permission issue - the host audio devices are owned by But now I'm thinking - in the host I never touch the raw devices - PipeWire does all that for me. The container is an Ubuntu container but it's running systemd and now I'm thinking, "Why can't I run PipeWire in the container and let the two PipeWire daemons take care of all this for me??" |
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I did a little more research; pure Podman isn't up to the task and I'm switching to "toolbx" - https://containertoolbx.org/ |
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I have a Universal Blue Bluefin DX host (Fedora 43 Silverblue plus some added drivers and software).
I'm trying to access host audio from a rootless container running Ubuntu 24.04. I saw this post: #20875 (comment) and this one https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/files-devices-podman but I still can't access the host sound card from the container.
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podman run:The GPU is working; Ollama can run models in it just fine. But the audio isn't. There doesn't seem to be an
audiogroup in the host, so I don't see why I'd need the--group-add keep-groupsoption. Is there something I'm missing, or am I stuck running this container privileged??Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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