hello everybody
actually i have a problem with my hp hdx laptop
the problem is that i have no sound
i tried to solve the problem searching in the internet for a solution but in vain
so any recommended solution
my laptop model is hp hdx 1155ca
and i installed a fresh copy of fedora 11

my sound card thanks in advance

Hello,
Have you checked if your sound is set to mute?
Check System > Preferences > Advanced Volume Control and also
System > Preferences > Sound, if you haven't already done so.

Cheers,
Terry

that is most likely the BUG in fedora's sound .It should have been fixed with the update of two days or 6 days ago .
have you tried uninstalling pulseaudio and reinstalling it ?

i tested the mic and i found that it works very good
i think the problem is here
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/278/25125965.gif
so what can i do then

I tried a lot of things until I read to try

alsaunmute

from console.

It seemed to work

Regards John

i tried #alsaunmute
and got that output

This is what I got also

But it worked for me.

up till now i can't hear any thing except from the headphone
why can i hear sound from headphone and i can't hear sound from laptop speakers !

Hullo,
You haven't provided much information on what you have tried.
It may be your internal sound settings, your speaker hardware, or something else.

If you haven't already done so, go to System>Preferences>Advanced Volume Control and check that your playback options are enabled and that the volume is set to a reasonable level. Probably a good idea to report that here.

Have you tried a fresh install of Pulseaudio?

Is there some other way of checking your speakers?
I have an Acer laptop which provides speaker volume control via the keyboard, does your laptop provide this functionality? If so, have you tried adjusting the speaker volume by this method?

Do you have a dual boot which would allow you to test the speakers? I'm clutching at straws here in an attempt to help you isolate the problem. Maybe even install VirtualBox and try another distro in that environment to prove that it can work OK.

Let's know how you get on.

Cheers,
Terry

here you are some screenshots of advanced volume control

http://img39.imageshack.us/i/screenshotfjb.png/
http://img39.imageshack.us/i/screenshot1bka.png/
http://img39.imageshack.us/i/screenshot2owq.png/
http://img196.imageshack.us/i/screenshot3qap.png/
http://img196.imageshack.us/i/screenshot4s.png/

for pulseaudio yeah i tried a fresh installation of it
i also have a dual booting and i checked my speakers and it works fine

so what can i do then

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...orking-733120/

If the OP has the realtek 883 audio device in that laptop and is using ALSA, he/she may like to have a read of the thread I linked to if he/she has not yet. Note in particular that some options can be passed to the sound driver module do help it detect and configure properly for the onboard sound device.

The '6stack-dig' option is very likely NOT the right option for a laptop, but there are other options which describe the chip/jack configuration. These can be found by either looking at the source code for the Intel HDA driver, specifically patch_realtek.c or by reading the documentation inside the kernel source code, in the sound department.

Sasha

by the way an error message appeared for me and i captures the message in the following pics
here you are
http://img406.imageshack.us/i/screenshotj.png/
http://img268.imageshack.us/i/screenshot1p.png/

OK, it looks like it must be something in the sound software, which I really don't enough to be of any real help.
Hopefully others will be able to help you solve the problem.

Cheers,
Terry

create with your favourite editor and add save exit and restart alsa or computer... that should work

unfortunately i don't have alsa-base.conf file
how to get this file !
thanks in advance