my soundcard doesnt play any music in redhat 's CD or Audio players. Can you help me?
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my soundcard doesnt play any music in redhat 's CD or Audio players. Can you help me?
My soundcard(VT8233 AC97 Audio Controller module:via82cxxx_audio) isnt working with linux's Cd or Audio players. I went to soundcard detection and did play test sound but nothing came out. My speakers are Altec Lansing speakers. They are hooked in too. Can you help me?
Distribution: Gentoo 2004.2: Who needs exmmpkg when you have emerge?
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hmm... issue these commands, then try your audio again:
killall arts
killall esd
these will kill any desktop environment sound server. kdes is aRts, gnomes is ESD
have u tried
redhat-config-soundcard to check the sound card is actually recognised?
check ur
/var/log/messages to see what feedback u get from trying to run test sound
Try checking your motherboard BIOS settings for IRQs and
preserve IRQ 3 and 4 for serial or ISA. The soundcard driver should be
able to share it's IRQ with another device.
U could maybe also check your system bios plug and play and set your bios to a plug and play os.
hope this helps
You'll notice 4 soundcard related modules there: emu10k1, ac97_codec, sound, and soundcore. There's also "cdrom" listed further down.
I don't think I've got "alsa" or "oss" installed on my system. I tried running "lsmod | grep alsa," then the same for "oss", and got another command prompt. I ran "find alsa" and got "no such file or directory"
Any recommendations here? Will I need to install alsa or oss, or will one of the other modules be enough?
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