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On 2011-01-23 14:23, dhk wrote: |
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> The Sound Blaster didn't work either. Should I try enabling the |
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> deprecated OSS in the kernel? |
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You can always try it but I highly doubt it would improve the situation... |
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What sound related USE flags have you enabled (i.e. alsa, oss[for |
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compatibility] etc.)? |
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Are you using any sound daemons (like Esound or Pulseaudio)? Shut them |
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down. Are you sure you've plugged the speaker/headphone cable(s) into |
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the right jack? Whenever I install a new computer I always put some |
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music on and try the different audio jacks to find the right one. How do |
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you play sound to verify that you have (or not, in your case) sound? For |
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the last part I would advise to keep it as simple as possible i.e. try |
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ogg123 or mpg123 or mplayer (as an example). |
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Best regards |
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Peter K |
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