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When I first installed and configured all ALSA-related things, the |
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sound was working perfectly fine, and I was quite pleased. Now, about |
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a week later, I've started picking up this rather annoying scratchy |
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static noise while using Audacious. |
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Some stats: Intel D955XBK motherboard with an on-board Intel |
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High-Definition Audio (hda-intel). ALSA says that it's the SigmaTel |
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STAC9221D A2 chip. And lspci says:00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel |
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Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev |
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01). |
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I have the 2.6.20-gentoo-r8 PREEMPT kernel, compiled with SMP/ACPI. |
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In my case, I actually compiled all ALSA-related stuff, including the |
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hda-intel driver right into the kernel. Yes, I know, I should |
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recompile and make all those as modules... Can I pass any options to |
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the hda-intel driver when it's compiled into the kernel, or can that |
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only be done with modules? |
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I'm not sure where to look to fix this problem... I read something on |
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Gentoo boards about getting rid of PREEMPT features, MSI, etc... but |
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nothing seemed conclusive or evidently relevant to this problem. |
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Could someone tell me where to start? |
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