So I installed pavucontrol and I now have sound. Both the controls are
set to 100% so I am good to go.
Thank you Marco for your help.
On 9/4/23 1:37 AM, Marco wrote:
Am 03.09.2023 um 22:00:02 Uhr schrieb Maureen L Thomas:
I could use some help with this one.
Does pavucontrol see your soun
Am 03.09.2023 um 22:00:02 Uhr schrieb Maureen L Thomas:
> I could use some help with this one.
Does pavucontrol see your soundcard?
Check the volume levels.
Maybe there are multiple sound cards (e.g. graphics card with HDMI or
DP, USB headsets). Make sure the application plays the sound on the
de
I use an all in one Lonova computer. I have the latest Bookworm
installed and had my wired connection kept shutting itself off. I
looked it up on the net and yesterday I installed ethtool and today I
have my wired connection working but no sound. I did find all my
settings as they have been
I have a weird ethernet problem.
I'm trying to do a netinst of Woody on this other machine I have, but
it absolutely won't find the network. I know this machine has a
Netgear card in it, and tulip is the module to use for that, so I
loaded that during the appropriate step in the install
On Saturday 27 April 2002 06:27 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've only just gotten this system onto the network (after 4 months (that
> long?!) of trying). The probem of the past was my borked ethernet card.
> It has just been replaced (warranties are good for something), but now I
> have a possi
I've only just gotten this system onto the network (after 4 months (that
long?!) of trying). The probem of the past was my borked ethernet card.
It has just been replaced (warranties are good for something), but now I
have a possibly not hardware problem.
Simply stated, after this system is online
Okay, recording what I did to fix things:
Basic problem: Ethernet Ne2k-pci card was loading with INT 0 instead of INT 10,
and failing
to work.
Solution:
(1) It turns out that the others who advised me were right. You can't do a warm
boot always
from Win98 to Linux. It's gotta be cold. But rat
Whoops! More on that ethernet problem. Apparently, when I ran
LinuxConfig, I must
have messed something up with /etc/ config file that contains data
about the
ethernet module.
Interestingly, I still have ethernet.
Anyhow, it says "file is deprecated. please delete the file ASAP."
>given that windoze requires that any new hardware installation be
>acknowledged by a cold boot, regardless of claims made by that os, i'm
>willing to bet that the lack of recognition is one-sided, i.e., soft-booting
>into windoze, rather that in linux. is that the case? it would surprise me to
>h
On Sunday 14 April 2002 04:41 pm, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
> I have a different ethernet card than you in my laptop (it's a DEC Tulip -
> 21143) but I have found that I have to power off when switching between
> linux and windows. It doesn't work to do a reboot. If I stay in linux, or
> stay in
I have a different ethernet card than you in my laptop (it's a DEC Tulip -
21143) but I have found that I have to power off when switching between linux
and windows. It doesn't work to do a reboot. If I stay in linux, or stay in
windows, I can do a warm reboot, but to switch from one OS to the
I have an interesting Ethernet problem. I'm on Potato, dually set up --
on two different HDDs
with a Win98 box. I use loadlin to boot me up to linux, so I actually
have a windows menu-bar
item to bring me into linux. It's the way I like it, since I *worry*
about dual-boot systems whe
"Ingles, Raymond" wrote:
>
> I'm installing Debian 2.1 onto a Zenith "Z*Star EX", a 486/50MHz
> laptop w/8MB RAM and a 300MB HD.
Sorry I don't have any technical help to offer you on this. But I would
like to tell you this;
The very first time I installed Linux, in '95, was on one of those
I'm installing Debian 2.1 onto a Zenith "Z*Star EX", a 486/50MHz
laptop w/8MB RAM and a 300MB HD. I'm using a Xircom AdapterIIps
Ethernet card (which claims to be supported by pcmcia-cs). The
PCMCIA stuff seems to be loading the "xirc2ps_cs" module (or
something very like that) and ifconfig repor
Not really a Debian problem I confess. I have a strange problem with
ethernet between my notebook PC (which has an NE2000-clone PCMCIA ethernet
card) and my desktop (Realtek 8029 NE2K-PCI card).
Transfers when both ends are running Linux seem just fine.
Transfers when the notebook is running Windo
Hi list:
I have an extrange problem which I'll explain shortly.
A few weeks ago, our old router (a 486 running Debian 1.something) died.
It was the HD. We decided to install a newer pentium with Debian 2.1.
The installation went very well. I managed to read the routing tables of the
old router usin
I'm using an Optiplex GXi and GX1 and have no trouble. Use the 3c59x device
support.
"Smith, Brian N." wrote:
> Has anybody installed Debian on a Dell Optiplex Gxa? I seem to be having
> some problems finding the type of built in ethernet chip set it is using.
>
> Thanks
> Brian
>
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Has anybody installed Debian on a Dell Optiplex Gxa? I seem to be having
some problems finding the type of built in ethernet chip set it is using.
Thanks
Brian
Hello
I'm using an SMC card (EtherPower I think) with the DEC chip, and
it seems to be running fine under bo. Did you configure the kernel
to use tulip driver?
King
On Tue, 11 Aug 1998, George Bonser wrote:
>
> I have always used 3Com ethernet cards but I recently got a PCI SMC card
> with a
:> When it resets, I can see the link light die on the hub and come back. I
:> have replaced cables, and tried a different port on the hub.
:>
:> Has anyone else had this problem with this card?
:
:I do not know why, the card just wanted to be in a different PCI slot.
I believe that network cards
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Subject: FIXED -- SMC Ethernet Problem
>
> When it resets, I can see the link light die on the hub and come back. I
> have replaced cables, and tried a different port on the hub.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem with this card?
I do not know why, the card ju
George Bonser wrote:
> I do not know why, the card just wanted to be in a different PCI slot.
Occasionally a BIOS can not assign an I/O to a PCI slot because of cards
around it. Moving it to another slot can alleviate this. Also, AGP
cards can disable nearby PCI slots.
On Tue, 11 Aug 1998, George Bonser wrote:
: >
: > When it resets, I can see the link light die on the hub and come back. I
: > have replaced cables, and tried a different port on the hub.
: >
: > Has anyone else had this problem with this card?
:
: I do not know why, the card just wanted
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes:
> I have been trying my linux reconize my ethernet card and it has been i
>mposible, I did it at my house and evething is O.K, but at my job it has
> been imposible.
> I have compiled my kernel many times with support for compatible NE
I have been trying my linux reconize my ethernet card and it has been
imposible, I did it at my house and evething is O.K, but at my job it has been
imposible.
I have compiled my kernel many times with support for compatible NE2000
and my linux doesn't get it. In addition I tried
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