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On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 17:53 -0700, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> On 10/21/05, Michael Sullivan <michael@××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > > |
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> > |
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> > I was told by people on this list and by the Gentoo ALSA Guide that |
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> > alsa-drivers conflicts with the kernel module drivers. Should I emerge |
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> > it? It's not installed now... |
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> NO! Use what's in your kernel. |
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> My mistake on the driver name. The 810 driver is intel8x0, so I |
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> assumed the HDA driver was intel_hda. Apparently the Alsa guys did the |
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> naming backward. |
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> If you see the device under /proc/asound/cards then you did it right. |
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> (And you did!) |
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> At a minimum you should reemerge all the Alsa support stuff but use |
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> ~x86 for all of that, as per my easlier message. (in |
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> /etc/portage/package.keywards) You need the newest Alsa stuff out |
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> there. I doubt even this is new enough though. |
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> - Mark |
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I fixed my ALSA problem. I booted off the 2005.0 LiveCD and rebuilt my |
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kernel with genkernel (based off the LiveCD's config), then rebooted |
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with the new kernel and emerged alsa-driver. alsamixer worked fine and |
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I got my card unmuted. A funny thing about it is that although sound |
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was playing I couldn't hear it through my speakers until I unplugged the |
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speakers from the back of the computer and plugged them back into the |
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headphone jack in the front. Go figure... |
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-Michael Sullivan- |
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