I'm thanking everyone can help me
I had Installed Linux Fedora Core 2 with WinXp (Dual Boot) and everything it's Okay
First time after install Fedora when I press (Play test Sound) I can't hear anything from Speaker but it work as fine and in the next day when I start my PC and booting into Fedora it hang on loading Screen (in hardware detected) I pressed (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) to restart my PC then I face this Error
GNU GRUB version 0.94 (639k lower/ 261056k upper memory)
Minimal BASH- like line editing is supported. For the first word, TAB lists possible command completions.
Anywhere else TAB lists the possible completions of device / filename
Grub>
This error make install Fedora second time again and when (play test sound) I hear the sound from the speaker. I thought the sound Problem it solved, I change my login style in KDE with sound but it work for once time otherwise the Linux is detect the sound
(the following audio device was detected)
Vendor : Intel Corp
Model : 828011BA/BAM AC' 97 Audio
Module : snd-inte8xo
The sound is detect but doesn't work, what is the solution ?
and how can I access to my hard disk partition in Linux when I open Computer I see (Floppy, CD Rom, File System, Network).
Should I mount the Partitions? And if ,do I lost any data in my hard disk?
Sorry I'm beginner to use Linux but I'm so interesting to use Linux Fedora Core2 and I'm trying to find any Reference to learn me How to use Linux to have experience
Thanks for reading and replying

Switching to KDE switched you to the KDE mixer, which has all sound muted by default... at least that's my best guess. Find a mixer and see if you can adjust the sound settings into getting it to work. If that doesn't work, let's see if it even has a sound driver loaded:

/sbin/lsmod

Cheers,

Finegan

A good sound mixer to use is the gnome-alsamixer. Get it at freshrpms.net...

I had the same card as you. When installing, it doesn't play a test sound when prompted to do so, however it will play sounds once it's up.

thanks Finegan and dlewerke for replying
i'm sure that my sound mixer is not muted
and when i will be at home i will look for /sbin/lsmod
i need to know what if not found?
should I update my Fedora Core 2 ?

lsmod is a pretty universal, basic, command. It pretty much has to be there. It will list all of the currently loaded modules, hopefully your sound card module will be one of those listed.

Cheers,

Finegan

thanks anyone helping me
Finally I got Solution for my Sound Problem
i'm downloaded GNOME Alsa Mixer
(Capture Monitor) it make the sound didn't work