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> Sound stopped working at some point on my laptop. I don't use the |
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> sound very much so it's hard to say what caused it, but now I need to |
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> start use a SIP phone so I need the sound. I've double-checked |
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> everything mentioned here: |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml |
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> but I can't find anything that indicates anything is wrong, other than |
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> the lack of sound. The only strange thing is nothing happens when I |
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> click on the Settings -> Mixer Settings icon in xfce4 except the |
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> system seems to revert to an older version of GTK or something and X |
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> gets pretty unstable. Very strange. This icon is different than the |
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> xfce4-panel volume icon. That icon works fine. |
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> Can anyone suggest anything to try? |
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> - Grant |
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I brought the sound back by muting the "Headphone Jack Sense" in |
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alsamixer. Removing SiS AC97 modem support from the sound card |
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section of the kernel fixed the strange Mixer Settings stuff. |
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- Grant |
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