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I had the same problem on an NVIDIA 430, alsamixer levels ok, sound |
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unmuted, no syslog errors, after boot sound was ok but when I tried to |
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change the volume it muted and I had to reboot to get it back. It turned |
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out that the default card model for the alsa driver had changed to one |
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not compatible with mine (6 jacks vs 3 jacks). I added one option on the |
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kernel command line ('snd-had-intel model=3stack', default is 6stack) |
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and now it is again ok. |
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I doubt it applies to your case, but better than nothing... You might |
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try to check |
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the /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound/alsa/ALSA-Configuration.txt for |
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any changes that apply to your driver. |
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raf |
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On Thu, 2008-04-10 at 07:43 -0400, Mark Haney wrote: |
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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 |
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> laptop. I've checked dmesg and syslog for any errors and nothing shows |
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> up concerning the kernel having problems loading the driver (ATI IXP). |
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> I've not updated the kernel until yesterday (was using 2.6.23-r9 for a |
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> month prior to this morning when I booted up into the new .24 kernel |
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> (-r4) and still no sound. It seems rather obvious that it's a |
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> library/software problem, but I have no idea how to start looking for |
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> that. I've run revdep-rebuild a couple of times and it's rebuilt |
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> non-sound related packages. alsamixer has the sound ard right and the |
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> volume level right. |
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> I'm out of ideas, anyone else have any? |
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