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I installed RedHat 7.1 and everything works fine, except the SoundCard. When I look into the HardwareBrowser I can see,
that the SoundCard is somehow detected correct (AC97),
but whenever I start the mixer or any other application I get a "Mixer" error or I do not hear anything.
I have a dualboot system (WinXP and RedHat 7.1), so I know, that the speakers are working.
Thanks for your help. I looked into /boot directory and found
just filenames with xxxx-2.4.7, so I assume, that this is the
kernel version. Is my assumption correct or is there a command, that tells me the current version.
Have you modified any config-files to get the soundcard to work or was it working, when you updated the kernel??
hey stoni i have the same soundcard and rh7.1. all i did was run sndconfig as root detected the soundcard and played a sample sound (the sample sound does not play properly though). this was enough to play sound from xmms
I just unplugged my Webcam (Logitech QuickcamPro 3000) from my USB hub and the it worked.
Is there a problem with USB hubs or with Webcams? Are they not supported?
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