Hello Chris, chris hermansen schrieb am 10. November 2026
> I wonder if you have tried booting from a live image of another > distribution, for example Ubuntu? > This costs little time and there is no need to install - just run > from the memory stick. you are right that, it is not effort. But I do not expect that there are differences between the alsa packages (in debian format), whether they are in a live system, for installation, from Debian, Mint, Ubuntu or some other distribution. The PC showing the problem has two system partitions. Supposing that adaptions of sound modules for the sound card (Intel 6 Series / C200) have gone lost with the shift from kernel series 4 to the present linux kernel 6, I installed Debian Linux 9 on one partition. It brought no improvement. One interesting test would be the installation of Windows, just for a comparison. But I do not have some 64Bit-Window-Version at hand and installing it would be a risk. Because I am not familiar with Windows installation procedures, they might be less transparent according to what happens. Windows installions on dual boot computers are normally done first to avoid damages to the other operating system and its boot manager. Best regards Markus _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
