There are several steps. First, we need to know what sound chips you have. Once we know that, we need to know what sound modules support your hardware.
Then you will use the command 'modprobe soundmodulename' to load the sound module. If you don't have a mixer installed, you will need to install one. the you can turn up the volume, and make sure nothing is muted.
If all is good, you will have sound.
To find out what sound hardware you have, boot back to windoze, and look in the device manager. It will tell you the name of the sound hardware.
Then we find out what module to load.
It would be helpful if you posted the make and model of the system you are trying to configure. Another source of information is the documentation supplied by the system manufacturer. Most of them have on line web sites, and you can find the information there.
Does Fiesty run Alsa or OSS ?
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