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Hi. |
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At 14:10 +0000 on 2004-5-8 Nicolas Vollmar wrote: |
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> I'm running Linux on my iBook (800MHz G3) and i can play sound but |
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> only very quiet. I can't change the volume higher. |
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I also lost my system beep in the process of migrating to ALSA. The |
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said beep is now _really_ quitet (as in silent as far as my ears can |
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figure it out). Also, XEmacs sounds are missing in action through the |
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'native sound' interface though the thing happily beeps away under |
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ESD. Through what device is the system emmitting its beep? |
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This being said, xmms, xine, and the like work fine. What do you |
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exactly mean by playing sound? From what application? Did you unmute |
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the sound card first (by using, e.g., alsamixer from the |
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media-sound/alsa-utils package)? I had to do this on my system before |
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hearing anything at all. |
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Running 2.6.5-rc3-ben0 with its own ALSA drivers on a rev III Tibook |
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here. |
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Stefan |
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If it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as |
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it isn't, it ain't. That's logic. |
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--Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking-Glass |
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