We should also check what Audirvana says… from a post, it should be something like the following:
systemctl --user status audirvanaStudio.service
for status and
journalctl --user -xeu audirvanaStudio.service
for more details
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Are they called differently?
In the second command there is a dash missing bevore xeu. Anyway the service is not there. Maybe the service is run without the --user. How did you enable it the first time?
We can anyway try listing the services:
systemctl list-units --type=service|grep -i audirvana
and
systemctl --user list-units --type=service
Also, is there the configuration directory on your home dir? We can check using:
ls -la ~/.config/audirvana|grep -i audirvana
Thank you very much for your efforts! i gave up and uninstalled Linux. I have Audirvana installed on an other laptop, also in a boot besides Windows and it sounds wonderfull. Much better than on Windows. Compliments for Antoine!
Hello @Nemo you were probably quite close to the solution, if you change your mind, please chime in!
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