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I am using an onboard soundcard using the i810_audio driver. The sound dosen't work. the alsa utilities program just gives me a long list of things that can't be found. Could someone help?
Please be a little more specific about what is not found. Copy and paste the output and post it using the [ code] ... [/code] tags so that it is not formatted. Also include the output of a command such as:
alsa is installed, and so is the mixer gui(not that I know how to run the mixer). I am running in nonfb mode, and the sound still dosen't work. I ran the command /sbin/chkconfig --list alsa to see if my alsa sound services where running on the proper run level, and it gave me:
Code:
alsa 0 : off 1 : off 2 : off 3 : off 4 : off 5 : off 6 : off
Open the system menu / System / Configuration / Configure Your Computer.
Click 'Hardware' in the menu list at the left, then click the 'Hardware' icon in the main pane. Your sound card should be listed. Highlight it, then click the 'Run Config Tool' bar at the bottom. This should permit you to select from the compatable drivers for your sound card.
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