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My problem is described in the title. I have sound only while opening session as root. Otherwise, I read :
Xine could not use sound driver (or similar, in french)
or :
No sound card detected
kamix is opening but I can see that it is working as root.
An idea in which direction to look for ?
Thank you for the attention you paid to this post.
Thank you for your response,
Sorry about that, having just feed the form... I use openSuse 13.2, and KDE, but... KDE3 !
But I do not think there is a relation between my problem and the desk manager.
Sincerly
Pat
Try this option first and see if it works. If not, although claimed as a security risk, you can try the workaround mentioned here by adding your user account(s) into the audio group. To do this, see "Step 6" here.
Regards...
Last edited by ardvark71; 06-02-2015 at 03:03 PM.
Reason: Added information.
Thank you for your responses. I found the reason. It was because, for historical (bad) reasons, I was starting KDE3 with "kdm" instead of "init 5", and was doing it as root... It was the less bad solution, with my Oss 12.2 to start a X (and the famous nouveau driver) with my 1280x1024 full definition screen.
So, today, stating X with "init 5" as root, every thing are OK (well, I did not check all, but...)
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