Here's the scoop:
- Instead of using aumix you can always use amixer with this little script (audunmute):
amixer set PCM 22 unmute
amixer set PC\ Speaker 22 unmute
amixer set Master 22 unmute
amixer set Master\ Mono 22 unmute
amixer set Headphone 22 unmute
amixer set Phone 22 unmute
amixer set Aux 22 unmute
amixer set Video 22 unmute
amixer set CD 22 unmute
amixer set Input\ Gain 22 unmute
amixer set Line 22 unmute
amixer set MIC 22 unmute
- If this doesn't work:
- Install the snd-config and see if it can find your precise sound card type
- Run the snd-debug script:
echo "My Sound Debug"
echo "*** Detected soundcards ***"
lspcidrake -v | fgrep AUDIO
echo "*** Available sound-slots ***"
grep sound-slot /etc/modules.conf
echo "*** Sound module list ***"
lsmod | fgrep snd
echo "*** Check sound configuration ***"
chkconfig --list sound
echo "*** Check alsa configuration ***"
chkconfig --list alsa
echo "*** Mixer volumes (check for mute) ***"
#aumix -q
amixer
echo "*** dsp users (only one allowed) ***"
fuser -v /dev/dsp
- If you're using the wrong sound driver:
- check for the available snd drivers in /usr/src/linux/drivers/sound
(urpmi kernel) if the kernel source doesn't exist
- check modules.conf for the audio driver in use change it if needed
- If all these don't help you might try installing a new OSS
If all this doesn't solve your problem then wait for more posts