GUI mixer (ALSA?)
Hello,
I recently upgraded from FC11 to FC14 by backing up /home, saving the output of "rpm -qa", repartitioning, installing FC14, restoring /home, re-running "rpm -qa" and installing packages that I had before. But I noticed that the nice GUI mixer that I had before which could allow me separately muting the speakers (conneced to "front" jack) while leaving the signal to the headphone jack is missing. I think it was an ALSA mixer but I'm not 100% sure. I downloaded alsa-driver-1.0.24.tar.bz2 but after Code:
./configure --enable-dynamic-minors --with-moddir=updates Code:
make -C /lib/modules/2.6.35.11-83.hpfs.fc14.x86_64/build SUBDIRS=/home/user/install_sources/alsa-driver-1.0.24 CPP="gcc -E" CC="gcc" modules From some googling I saw a post mentioning this error with some hints that this error is just the beginning of bigger troubles so I didn't try going farther along this way. I attempted Code:
yum --nogpgcheck localinstall gnome-alsamixer-0.9.6-5.fc14.x86_64.rpm different from the mixer I remember and I couldn't separately mute the speakers while leaving the sound in the headphones so I removed this package. So, what can I do to have back the mixer like I had in FC11, with the capability to separately mute the speakers? The ALSA-relevant packages I have now are: Code:
<localhost>.../KA_SCUBA>rpm -qa | grep alsa kaza. |
Have you tried running alsamixer in terminal? Open terminal and run command "alsamixer" without quotes. See if you can do it there? If you could remember the name of the package you had installed before you can use yum to install the same way you installed gnome-mixer. Was this mixer you remember something you installed or one that came packaged with FC11?
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Hi, thanks for the reply,
The problem I had was with the "GMixer". When I run "alsamixer"I get the terminal filled with some "kind of GUI" with few function keys options and I coldn't even figure out how to control the volume, not to mention "mute". During my experiments with packages I installed "alsamixergui", got MANY controls of every possible input and output but the same bug (feature?) remained: when I attempted to "mute" the front speaker, it also mute the headphones. Is there any config. file (/etc/... ?) that controls weather the headphone are mutable or "always ON"? TIA, kaza. Quote:
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