: IRQ of 5 could be a problem. Check and see if moving your mouse a lot
: causes more noise. If so, then try to reposition it using BIOS to IRQ 9
: or 10.
The noise might be because of the PC speaker. Mute it to see if it
goes away.
--Sanatan
--
Thanks for your reply!
My PS/2 mouse is on IRQ 12, so it shouldn't have any influence on the sound
device (indeed moving the mouse around didn't show any effect). The VT8233
shares IRQ 5 with a RealTek PCI ethernet adapter. In order to see if the
network adapter was the cause of the problem, I
IRQ of 5 could be a problem. Check and see if moving your mouse a lot
causes more noise. If so, then try to reposition it using BIOS to IRQ 9
or 10.
On Sun, 2003-03-23 at 10:08, Benjamin Polak wrote:
> Anton Novosyolov wrote:
> >
> > while playing sound, there is a noise
> > Output of 'lspci -vv
Anton Novosyolov wrote:
>
> while playing sound, there is a noise
> Output of 'lspci -vv -i /usr/share/pci.ids' is included
>
I can confirm this, same problem here (noise while playing sound).
With 0.9.0rc6 everything was fine, but after upgrading my kernel and ALSA to
0.9.2 the problem occure
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