[ALSA]: no soundcards found...
Hi,
I don't know if this is the right forum, but here the question is ;)... I have a problem that when I do: Code:
root@steven:/home/steven# /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart Code:
root@steven:/home/steven# lsmod | grep snd What can I do to make ALSA work? Thanks a lot ;) |
When did you install ALSA? and HOW?
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I don't know when, I don't know how :).
I just installed Ubuntu 5.10, did all the upgrades. Installed this: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_nforce_1.0-0310.html [nforce chipset drivers]... That's all I did. But to use Twinkle Phone (VOIP program), I have to use ALSA, but it seems like I can't get it to work... That's why I am asking ;) |
In KDE, Control Panel, Sound and multimedia, Sound System, Hardware, you can select which sound system you want to use.
There is probably something similar in Gnome but I wouldn't know as I avoid using it (no flames please:)) However don't be surprised if ALSA is already selected! I used to get this message too and attributed it to a timing problem, ie the sound system took longer to initialise than the boot process was willing to wait. Never caused any problems. |
Hi davcefai,
In Gnome I found something under System > Administration > Device Manager. But there I only see what kind of hardware I have... Nothing to choose (and I see I have nVidia CK 804 capture/playback/... ALSA stuff). The thing is that I have sound, but can't use twinkle phone :(. So I always have to boot to windows to call... Kinda stupid ;). I just found System > Preferences > Multimedia Systems Selector. Seems what you meant... When testing ALSA I get a rather high constant tone... So I guess that's OK? I tried twinklephone after that and I heard it rang, and it didn't gave any error, so it's resolved by this small little trick of yours ;) Thanks a lot! |
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