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I installed OSS, and it is loaded and, say, is working.
What I cannot really get through is its output setup. Blame on me, but... I'm not able to enable the head-phone output! If I plug the jack in, the laptop phones become quite (as it is supposed to be), but there is no sound coming from the free-standing phones.
I've launched the ossxmix and played with it, but I connot even identify which colour the head-phone output matches to...
Starting with the obvious, have you checked that the headphones work?
Is it a hardware failure with the laptop 3.5mm jack?
If OSSMix is working, producing sound through the laptop speakers which stops when you plug in, then it looks like a headphones/jackplug issue, not software.
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