On Monday 27 December 2004 03:10 am, Anne Wilson wrote: > On Monday 27 Dec 2004 02:09, Chris wrote: > > Got it figured out, thanks to a year old msg from Derek that I found the > > archives. > > Chris, for the sake of others, please say what you did to solve it. > > Anne
Sure Anne, here is Derek's input which I followed: To install the Alsa driver 1/ Install the alsa-utils, alsamixergui, and newt packages (If not already installed) 2/ Make a backup copy of /etc/modules.conf 3/ In a root terminal run alsaconf Alsaconf will write a new modules.conf file with the correct settings for your sound card. 4/ Copy back by hand those lines in the old modules.conf which are not sound related. 5/ Reboot into the new sound driver, and in KDEControlCentre>Sound>SoundSystem set the sound server to Alsa 6/ Use alsamixergui to select default sound levels and save them. 7/ In xmms it may work better if you select the Output Plugin to be alsa. If it does not work replace the alsaconf generated lines in modules.conf with the ones from your backup. I followed the above and automagically - sound. -- Chris Registered Linux User 283774 http://counter.li.org 21:40:08 up 4:59, 1 user, load average: 0.67, 0.43, 0.39 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Scientists will study your brain to learn more about your distant cousin, Man. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Live - From Virgin Radio UK Chris Rea - The Road To Hell Pt2
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