Sound is fried due to fatal error... cpu overload. help?
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Sound is fried due to fatal error... cpu overload. help?
After xmms froze, then konqueror froze, I did a Ctrl-Alt-Backspace but when I got to the splash screen it stalled at loading the panel and then provided the error
Quote:
Error: Artsme
Sound Server Fatal Error
CPU Overload, Aborting
Now my sound is fried.... and I'm terribly, terribly scared I'm going to have to do another reinstall. Is there anything I can do to fix this? A link I can visit? Anything? I'm desperate here.
If i remember correctly (i used to use fedora), fedora provides you with a soundcard detection type application. You might want to try detecting it again. Also try the command sndconfig (either su or su -) and see if you can reconfig your soundcard.
If you use the 2.6.3 kernel you will probably want to upgrade since it has known problems with Alsa sound support (which generates that exact error message).
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