Wrestling with getting sound working
I really wish Linux weren't such a hassle to install. Yikes.
I have a Delta Audiophile 2496 (envy24 chipset). I have the snd-ice1712 module running. I ran alsaconf, it detected the envy24 card just fine, no problems. It said everything is good to go. It's NOT good to go. If I run mpg123 on an .mp3 file as a non-root user, it seg faults. As root, it plays...but there's no sound. I enabled all the channels via kmix. This is so damned frustrating. What do I have to do to get the sound working? |
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i have no idea what this is or how it works but there is a tool in alsa tools called
envy24control |
And where is alsa tools ?? Yes, envy24control is what I need I'm pretty sure.
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Well, I wonder why I'm not getting any sound then... damn
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I assume your using alsa. Perhaps there is a problem with it. Maybe if you try using OSS temporarily just to isolate the problem.
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How do I set up OSS?
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enter your /usr/src/linux directory (or wherever the linux sources are installed.)
execute: "make menuconfig" do Device Drivers ---> Sound ---> OSS However, I don't think I see any Modules for the envy chipset. So forget about that option. Here is an idea: remove Envy24 from the Alsa menu (in the kernel configurator.) run: make (to build the kernel) run: make menuconfig and add Envy24 back into the configuration run: make (to rebuild the kernel) then copy the kernel image to /boot and reboot. (for me it is: cp arch/x86_64/boot/bzImage /boot/kernel-2.6.9-gentoo .. it will be different for you depending on your arch and distro) BTW, what distro are you running and what version kernel/alsa? |
I'm on Slackware 10.1, kernel 2.6.10.
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Cool. well, did you try my suggestions?
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