> Power failures are funny (NOT!) things. Did you open the alsa mixer
> (right click the speaker icon) and see if one of the channels got muted?
> Maybe that's all it is. Are you able to play other sounds (like .wav
> files) using some of the utilities or hear sounds with other utilities?
>
> What about possible corruption? Have you done an rpm --verify to see if
> something got corrupted or removed?
>
> Sometimes power failures are associated with a surge or spike. First
> step is to make sure the hardware is still good using some other utility
> to test it, like I mention above.
Or, like it happens to me many times after a firefox crash or a reboot by
example, some previous updates are finaly taken into account upon restart,
with a few surprises...
If you can hear sound in other applications, maybe try to remove the
.macromedia and/or .adobe/Flash_Player directories...?
JD
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