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Hey, Ive been using linux for about a month now everything is going smooth and all but one thing has been driving me crazy! No sound! The only sound i can get is CD audio. I think its a problem with compatibilty, not sure. Anyways If any of you could help that would be great! Oh and i really dont know what to post to help solve the problem. So just ask and ill post what you want to know.
Thanks!
I checked Intel's page and they say that it should be "i810 audio".
su to root, and then type lsmod and see if it lists a sound module. Let me know what it says.
I'm not sure what's wrong. I figured the driver wasn't getting loaded, but it appears to be. Someone more knowledgeable will probably be able to answer your problem. Sorry.
can you play mp3s with xmms? what desktop enivornment are you using? try checking your mixer settings, making sure you have the sound server checked to start up on login, and if you have sounds enabled for stuff like closing windows, logging in, logging out, etc. you could also try sndconfig in the command line.
Im on KDE with Fluxbox. And its somthing about "pcm". I get a crackling noise when i play any kind of audio that uses that. sndconfig says eveythings fine, the test sounds plays but .mp3 .wav .ogg etc dont work(all crackly) What commands/config file hold the sound server at startup?
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The only sound i can get is CD audio. I think its a problem with compatibilty, not sure. Anyways If any of you could help that would be great! Oh and i really dont know what to post to help solve the problem. So just ask and ill post what you want to know.
