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2008/4/10, Mark Haney <mhaney@××××××××××××.org>: |
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> I've beat my head on this for a week now and I can't come up with any |
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> answers. For some reason sound has stopped working completely on my laptop. |
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> I've checked dmesg and syslog for any errors and nothing shows up |
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> concerning the kernel having problems loading the driver (ATI IXP). I've not |
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> updated the kernel until yesterday (was using 2.6.23-r9 for a month prior to |
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> this morning when I booted up into the new .24 kernel (-r4) and still no |
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> sound. It seems rather obvious that it's a library/software problem, but I |
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> have no idea how to start looking for that. I've run revdep-rebuild a |
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> couple of times and it's rebuilt non-sound related packages. alsamixer has |
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> the sound ard right and the volume level right. |
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> I'm out of ideas, anyone else have any? |
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check in a console if alsa is working. try out alsaconf and reinstall the |
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configuration. it should automatically add the modules at startup and run |
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the daemon. to me the only explanation seem to be that either alsa daemon |
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doesn't start or the modules aren't loaded at startup. |
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dott. ing. beso |
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