> I just tried something, make a backup of your /etc/modules.conf and > /etc/modprobe.conf like "cp /etc/modules.conf /etc/modules.conf.bak" > and "cp /etc/modprobe.conf /etc/modprobe.conf.bak" (just in case > something goes wrong, because "alsaconf" writes to these files when > it runs). This way you can change things back to what you had before. > > Now run "alsaconf" as root and follow the instructions. When it > starts it will ask you to shut down alsa and sound, it will attempt > to do it its self but its not 100% (it worked for me, without me > shutting them down). > > If you want you can turn them off your self as root with > > "chkconfig alsa off" > "chkconfig sound off" > > and check to see if there off with > > "chkconfig --list" > > and turn them back on with > > "chkconfig alsa on" > "chkconfig sound on" > > if "alsaconf" doesn't restart them, it should though. > > > Alsaconf wrote a new /etc/modprobe.conf and sound still works. You > can try it and see what happens like I said you can put things back > if not. > > Note: It will write to modprobe.conf on 2.6 kernel and modules.conf > on 2.4 kernel. > > Mike
did it all but still no sound,sorry Maryse
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