Ok, I admit I am running ALSA at v0.9 something, what came installed with
Debian Unstable, but, ever since getting ALSA running, all I ever heard was
"Don't set your volume settings above 75%" - Why?
I have been running ALSA with volume settings at 74%, since AlsaMixer seems to
"jump" to around
x27;t know you needed to add anything to the boot
scripts. With the base sound provided with this OS, it just remembered your
sound volume settings for you, and upon returning to the OS, it simply re-set
them for you. I didn't even know about the alsactl commands. Thank you for
en
First of all...
Debian /unstable/testing - (Knoppix 3.3 - kernel v2.4.22-xfs - Hdd installed)
ALSA was (finally) gotten to work by gutting the complete system, and booting
the Live CD with the boot cheat-code of ALSA, and then hard drive installed
within that boot.
ALSA is working, not only was
