> Try running alsaconf as root and check that you are configuring the right > sound > card (there may be sound built into the motherboard as well as a PCI card).
Hi, thanks for the suggestions. I did already run alsaconf as root prior to the transcript pasted in my last post. There is no PCI sound card, only the onboard sound which I am using. What is bizarre is that I have this same problem on two very different machines - a Dell Precision 420 desktop, and an IBM Thinkpad T21 laptop. Which leads to the suspicion either of a bug in 'etch', or more likely something that I have done wrong. It certainly looks like a bug from where I'm sitting, even if it works for everyone else! ;-/ Any other suggestions much appreciated... Cheers, -bernie. (email address is valid) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
