>On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 16:11:21 +0100 >"Eeltje de Vries" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In Alsa-users digest, Vol 1 #331 I wrote: > > > > >I use Phat Linux 2.2.15-4mdk. My motherboard is AOpen AK33 > > >The sound is integrated on the motherboard: VIA 82C686A > > >(South Bridge) with AD 1885. > > > >(etc...). > > > >Because I found at the website of Suse that sound with VIA 82C686 > >was supported, I decided to buy Suse 7.3 Professional. > > > >The installation was very simple, the sound on the motherboard was > >recognized and everything was installed. > > > >However: once again no sound!! > > > >Sound works excellent in Windows 98. > > > >Has anybody a suggestion? > > > >Once again I checked all and all indications are that sound should > >work. > > > >Suse support has only confirmed my request for help.... > > > >dr. Eeltje de Vries >Did you raise volumes and unmute the relevant channels with eg alsamixer >(see 'man alsamixer') ? >Frans Sure, I did! When I inspect /proc/asound... everything seems to be ok. Even the IO-address and IRQ found with the alsadriver agrees (mostly...) with that in Windows 98. The mixer works as it should, but no sound! When I boot Linux with the boot manager (in the MBR) then everything seems to be recognized correctly. However, when I start with LOADLIN from DOS the IO-address is mostly wrong... Maybe this is a sign of some kind of problem. I can start players like xmms or the CD-player, even see the spectrum analyzer but I do not hear anything. Eeltje _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
