On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 12:24, Daniel Hawthorn wrote:
> You need to do "alsactl restore" once you've rebooted to reload the
> levels. You'll need to put this in your init scripts to do it
> automatically. How you do this exactly depends on your distro - if you
> need more help on this, please re
Got it, thanks a lot.
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Daniel Hawthorn wrote:
> You need to do "alsactl restore" once you've rebooted to reload the
> levels. You'll need to put this in your init scripts to do it
> automatically. How you do this exactly depends on your distro - if you
> need more help
You need to do "alsactl restore" once you've rebooted to reload the
levels. You'll need to put this in your init scripts to do it
automatically. How you do this exactly depends on your distro - if you
need more help on this, please respond with what distro of linux you are
using.
-Daniel
Ju
I was just hoping someone might know what more it takes to get sound to
come back after reboots. I used alsamixer to unmute sound, which worked,
then when I run 'alsactl store' it saved the settings to the
/etc/asound.state file, but the card remains muted after a reboot.
thanks..
