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I use Slackware 12. Everything is working fine, but the sound is much to quiet. On the same Machine with Slackware 11 there is no problem.
I turned on everything to the max in alsamixer and then made an "alsactl store". In KDE Mixer I also put the loudness to the max and the loudness-controller of my speakers also.
I CAN hear sounds (example KDE-Start, Amarok), but much to quiet. What am I doing wrong or what did I forget ?
I tried with ogg123 on the command line, but the sound is to quiet, too. I installed Slack12 on a different (brand new) machine (my computer at home is 2001) and the behaviour is the same.
What I noticed on my home-pc is in Slack11 a kernel message "via southbridge workaround enabled", which is missing on Slack12.
Maybe there is something missing and must be compiled into the kernel.
The problem is not so urgent; a lot of other work to do. I'm shure, there will be a solution.
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