Re: Re: No sound on Debian with KDE 3.2, kernel 2.6.3
Simple, but this worked for me: - startup the kde mixer kmix - check which output devices are activated (master, pcm, ..) Regards, Ton
Re: No sound on Debian with KDE 3.2, kernel 2.6.3
Am Dienstag, 24. Februar 2004 03:58 schrieb Udo Hoerhold: Hi, I've installed KDE 3.2 on a Debian stable system (with a few packages from testing and a 2.6.3 kernel), and sound isn't working. [...] ALSA is compiled into the kernel. I have i8x0 audio, which I've tried compiled in, and as a module. [..] http://dot.kde.org/1070894366/1071099818/1071294651/1072009249/ Unfortunatly, the link seems to be down. In the Google Cache you can find http://66.102.11.104/search?q=cache:LAp3v0RfT34J:dot.kde.org/1070894366/1071099818/+site:kde.org+kde+3.2+alsamixer+soundhl=enie=UTF-8 # [ Reply To This | View ] # Re: KDE 3.2 Broke my ALSA sound by Alexander Malashenko on Thursday 01/Jan/2004, @14:38 To solve the problem You should run as root an alsamixer command in the terminal window, go to the External Amplifier Power Down item and press M button. That's all. [ Reply To This | View ] You can also read in the german computer technic magazin c`t something similar in the KDE3.2 article. Regarding the /dev/dsp problem you might follow the hints of James Colby. hth Gerhard
Re: No sound on Debian with KDE 3.2, kernel 2.6.3
Hi, you need to ensure that aRts is properly installed on your system. Without aRts no sound. Any sound related problem should be fixed by checking aRts. ALSA does not work on its own. Cheers. Alexander --- Gerhard Gaussling [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: Am Dienstag, 24. Februar 2004 03:58 schrieb Udo Hoerhold: Hi, I've installed KDE 3.2 on a Debian stable system (with a few packages from testing and a 2.6.3 kernel), and sound isn't working. [...] ALSA is compiled into the kernel. I have i8x0 audio, which I've tried compiled in, and as a module. [..] http://dot.kde.org/1070894366/1071099818/1071294651/1072009249/ Unfortunatly, the link seems to be down. In the Google Cache you can find http://66.102.11.104/search?q=cache:LAp3v0RfT34J:dot.kde.org/1070894366/1071099818/+site:kde.org+kde+3.2+alsamixer+soundhl=enie=UTF-8 # [ Reply To This | View ] # Re: KDE 3.2 Broke my ALSA sound by Alexander Malashenko on Thursday 01/Jan/2004, @14:38 To solve the problem You should run as root an alsamixer command in the terminal window, go to the External Amplifier Power Down item and press M button. That's all. [ Reply To This | View ] You can also read in the german computer technic magazin c`t something similar in the KDE3.2 article. Regarding the /dev/dsp problem you might follow the hints of James Colby. hth Gerhard -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mit schönen Grüßen von Yahoo! Mail - http://mail.yahoo.de
Re: No sound on Debian with KDE 3.2, kernel 2.6.3
Do you have the alsa-utils package installed? I had a similar problem and installing the alsa-utils package cleared it right up. Good Luck, James On Monday 23 February 2004 09:58 pm, Udo Hoerhold wrote: Hi, I've installed KDE 3.2 on a Debian stable system (with a few packages from testing and a 2.6.3 kernel), and sound isn't working. With the default settings for Sound System in Control Center, I don't get any message at all, just no sound. If I specify ALSA as the audio device, and /dev/dsp as the device location, I get the message: device: /dev/dsp can't be opened for playback (No such file or directory) ALSA is compiled into the kernel. I have i8x0 audio, which I've tried compiled in, and as a module. ls -al /dev/dsp gives me: crwxrwxrwx1 root audio 14, 3 Mar 14 2002 /dev/dsp Does anyone know what this problem might be? Thanks, Udo Hoerhold
No sound on Debian with KDE 3.2, kernel 2.6.3
Hi, I've installed KDE 3.2 on a Debian stable system (with a few packages from testing and a 2.6.3 kernel), and sound isn't working. With the default settings for Sound System in Control Center, I don't get any message at all, just no sound. If I specify ALSA as the audio device, and /dev/dsp as the device location, I get the message: device: /dev/dsp can't be opened for playback (No such file or directory) ALSA is compiled into the kernel. I have i8x0 audio, which I've tried compiled in, and as a module. ls -al /dev/dsp gives me: crwxrwxrwx1 root audio 14, 3 Mar 14 2002 /dev/dsp Does anyone know what this problem might be? Thanks, Udo Hoerhold
