[SOLVED] how do I disable onboard nvidia sound and use sblive card in Slack 14
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how do I disable onboard nvidia sound and use sblive card in Slack 14
Hi all.I just installed Slackware 14.The only problem I am having is that it switches sound cards every boot.The on board is an nvidia chipset which I do not want to use as it has no option for bass and treble.I want to use my SBlive card as it has the options I need.I am guessing that I need to disable the modules for the nvidia but I am unsure of how to do this.Thanks in advance.
You can do two things, you can disable it like slacktroll said. For my nvidia card the specific module is snd_hda_intel or you can set the sound card order so that the sblive is always the default card. See this post for more details http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...device-713793/
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Have you disabled your onboard sound in BIOS? I ask because when I've done that I've not had a problem with distros using the wrong card -- Slackware included. With both enabled, however, most distros seemed to swap the order of the cards regularly.
Yeah that is a good point, I missed that the first time I read the post, I am thinking of the hdmi sound on nvidia video cards, is its an onboard soundcard then there should be an option to disable it in the bios.
So I followed the guide here http://princ3.wordpress.com/2006/10/...d-under-linux/.I had to create the /etc/asound.conf file and entered the information "changing the card to Live" so suit my card.Thanks everyone.
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