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This is the third time i try to get some informations about fixing this problem.
Is it impossible to have sound from this board with red hat 8.0.?
I can't believe that in all the world nobody can help me!!!!!
I ahve heard that in Slackware you use
modprobe ac97_codec
modprobe via86cxxx_audio
and then it works!
run lsmod to see what modules are loaded and see if ac97 is there.
I have the same board, but it won't work for me either, but I ahve heard that those commands do!
Thank you.
Do you know somebody using Red-Hat?
Only because i need an help.
I downloaded alsa-driver and configured them and other steps but the sound doesn't work.
But i think it is very painful to do, because nobody could help me since two weeks when i mailed my request for the first time.
I'm only a couple of years into Linux, so I still cling to GUI config tools.
From the KDE Control Panel
Select <System>
Select <Boot Manager>
Type
acpi=off
in "extra parameters".
Your system should (repeat "should") work.
With Mandrake I had a problem with the LAN driver
With SUSE I had a problem with the Sound driver.
So, it seems, ACPI doesn't cooperate nicely, let alone consistently.
Thank you for your help. I apreciate it.
I found what it did not work! The volume in the alsamixer!!!
I had to turn it on manually.
Now i have other new problems, after all it's not easy to be a newby.
See you.
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