Help needed getting sound working on fedora core 1,kde, on dell inspiron 4150
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Help needed getting sound working on fedora core 1,kde, on dell inspiron 4150
Hello everybody
I have no idea whatsoever onn how to set up sound on my dell 4150 fedora core 1. im very new to linux. When i installed Fedora, there was a thing about sound where it tried to autodetect my sound card. However, when i clicked the play test sound i didnt hear anything. My laptop's manual says this about sound:
I have posted on several forums and searched google to no avail. I might download fedora core 2, perhaps it will work better
It may be as simple as the volume is muted, I can't figure out how to change it
Please help me.
And thank you
Distribution: Slackware, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X
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try any of your other mixers, aumix, is one off the top of my head. w/alsamixer you have to unmute the settings before you can adjust volume. try hitting the "m" key, no quotes, that should unmute, then you can adjust volumes. if it still isn't working, you probably don't have everything installed.
good luck.
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