alsa driver compiled and installed... but no sound
kernel: 2.6.11
distro: slackware hardware: Audigy LS i can't get linux to recognise my card. i have installed and compiled the drivers correctley.. at the moment i've build them into the kernel... i had the same problem using modules. this is the problem... (output from lspci) 01:09.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs: Unknown device 0007 01:09.1 Input device controller: Creative Labs: Unknown device 7005 not really sure where to go from here. yay linux.! :p |
one possibility...
this may be meaningless, but with my distro (Gentoo),
ALSA wasn't completely installed. I had to finish that, and then when I still couldn't get simple sounds like beeps and clicks, I noticed a small 'warning/hint' that I had no default sound package installed, and if I wanted to change the sounds for the GUI I had to emerge the SOUND Package too. Since it only contains a few default beeps, I don't understand why they didn't just make it a part of the auto-install! I guess they have to give dummies like me something to freak out about for a couple of days as a gag. |
that its not identified on the list doesnt mean it doesnt have to work.. please post ur lsmod to see if any sound modules have been loaded.
then u need the packages alsa-base, alsa-utils. and maybe alsa-oss. not sure. and at least in my distro, u need to add ur user to the audio group. ashley |
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