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running slack 10.1 on a toshiba lappy, tried everything to find a way to get sound working, blacklisted the modem drivers, ran alsaconfig, alsamixer and alsactl store.......... the sound is ac 97, loads the intel8x0 mods.
After blacklisting the modem the sound card is now primary sound =0.
alsaconfig works, everything unmuted, sound all the way up
read a million pages trying to fix it, eyes tired, blood boiling, head about to explode, calling the military to nuke it soon
anyone have this problem and get it fixed?
We just wanted the sound modules, that's all. They'll need to be in your
kernel. If you run the stock one, they're already there. If your soundchip
is Intel, then it will be snd_intel8x0 and you can load your modules with:
Issue "cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp" and see if sound comes from your speakers.
Be ready to hit Ctrl+C to stop it ... that's random data which sounds nasty.
Gotta leave town, but you need to check alsamixer as user, then alsactl store as root.
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