Hello,
On Tue, 2008-01-29 at 13:30 -0700, Nate Duehr wrote:
> Linux audio (in general) needs a reasonably sane set of mixer defaults.
I agree on this.
However, note that the problem arises only when you install a valid
(2.6.23 kernel or alsa 1.0.15 or 1.0.14+patch) over a broken one.
(i.e. wrong
Cyril Jaquier wrote:
Jos Collin wrote:
Yes. That's correct. The speaker was muted in alsamixer. Now sound is
working perfectly. Thank you very much for the help.
Always the same good old issue :D Don't worry you're not alone ;)
Yeah, thus my comment that the ALSA devs need to get off this
I have installed alsa-source many times. But never checked the alsamixer. I
thought if something is muted, it will be displayed in aumix.
Franklin,
Thank you for identifying it.
Regards,
Jos Collin
On 1/29/08, Cyril Jaquier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Jos Collin wrote:
> > Yes. That's correct
Jos Collin wrote:
Yes. That's correct. The speaker was muted in alsamixer. Now sound is
working perfectly. Thank you very much for the help.
Always the same good old issue :D Don't worry you're not alone ;)
Regards,
Cyril
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Yes. That's correct. The speaker was muted in alsamixer. Now sound is
working perfectly. Thank you very much for the help.
- Jos Collin
On Jan 28, 2008 11:25 AM, Franklin PIAT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, January 28, 2008 18:57, Jos Collin wrote:
> > 1. I'm using aumix. I will check the
Jos Collin wrote:
1. I'm using aumix. I will check the gnome mixer too.
aumix simply doesn't have the options needed to handle ALSA-OSS support.
ALSA has "more" things and you need to use an ALSA-aware mixer to see
them.
Nate
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On Mon, January 28, 2008 18:57, Jos Collin wrote:
> 1. I'm using aumix. I will check the gnome mixer too.
aumix doesn't display all the options (especially not some soundcard
specific switches). alsamixer and gnome mixer does.
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1. I'm using aumix. I will check the gnome mixer too.
2. If I press the volume mute/up/down buttons it is displaying a speaker
image with volume progress bar - 0%. I don't understand why the progress bar
is not increasing the percentage of volume.
3. I did alsaconf a lot of times. It says "sound is
On Mon, January 28, 2008 07:39, Jos Collin wrote:
> I have checked the mixer (aumix). Nothing is muted. All are high.
> I have installed kernel 2.6.23 too. But nothing works. No sound is coming
> out of the laptop.
Ok, so if 2.6.23 isn't working, it's almost certainly a kind of mixer
problem.
1.
Jos Collin wrote:
I have checked the mixer (aumix). Nothing is muted. All are high.
I have installed kernel 2.6.23 too. But nothing works. No sound is
coming out of the laptop.
Check in alsamixer that the "IEC" switch isn't turned on if the sound
card has that.
ALSA rudely (and stupidly) de
I have checked the mixer (aumix). Nothing is muted. All are high.
I have installed kernel 2.6.23 too. But nothing works. No sound is coming
out of the laptop.
On Jan 27, 2008 12:55 AM, Franklin PIAT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I hope it's working now.
> Franklin
>
> On Sat, 2008-01-26 at 23:20
The simplest fix to this problem is to just grab the 2.6.23 kernel from
sid/unstable. I am running Lenny on a T61p and have not had any
problems so far. Also, the intel wireless drivers (if you have thw
4965AGN card) are included with the 2.6.23 kernel so you don't have
build your own module.
Ch
On Sat, Jan 26, 2008 at 11:20:11PM -0800, Jos Collin wrote:
...
> to play audio files using mplayer/ xmms. But the sound is coming
try some simpler apps from terminal, eg
% play /your/(sample)sound/file
and/or
% mpg321 /your/(sample)sound/file.mp3
also try mplayer from terminal, check it
I hope it's working now.
Franklin
On Sat, 2008-01-26 at 23:20 -0800, Jos Collin wrote:
> I did the following. But no sound. Not even when the tab key is
> pressed on the console.
Humm... you probably had wrong mixer setting too. It happens frequently
when an unpatched module is loaded first (enabl
I did the following. But no sound. Not even when the tab key is pressed on
the console. kernel 2.6.22 was already installed on my laptop when I
upgraded to lenny.
# Compile alsa-modules
# (i.e kernel 2.6.22 + alsa-module 1.0.15)
apt-get remove 'alsa-modules-*'
apt-get install module-assistant als
Hello,
On Fri, 2008-01-25 at 23:46 -0800, Jos Collin wrote:
> But the problems that I had in Debian-Etch remains the same in Lenny
> too. Now I'm trying to recompile alsa module. as per Franklin's reply.
> I'm trying an easy method, by downloading and recompiling kernel
> 2.6.23. The link given by
Hi Jos,
> Thanks for your response. I've installed Debian-Etch 4.0 r1 initially.
> Now I have upgraded to Lenny, by editing sources.list and included
> non_free too in it.
>
I just saw this on Debian planet this morning ;)
http://wiki.debian.org/EtchAndAHalf
> But the problems that I had in De
Hi All,
Thanks for your response. I've installed Debian-Etch 4.0 r1 initially. Now I
have upgraded to Lenny, by editing sources.list and included non_free too in
it.
But the problems that I had in Debian-Etch remains the same in Lenny too.
Now I'm trying to recompile alsa module. as per Franklin'
On Sat, 2008-01-26 at 00:02 +0100, Cyril Jaquier wrote:
> Hi Franklin,
>
> > I think we agree.
> >
>
> I think so too ;) And I completely agree with your argumentation.
> However, I have just a few questions/remarks.
>
> > Some sample bugs that may occur at anytime in Testing, which could be v
Hi Franklin,
> I think we agree.
>
I think so too ;) And I completely agree with your argumentation.
However, I have just a few questions/remarks.
> Some sample bugs that may occur at anytime in Testing, which could be very
> anoying (Despite the very good job of the Debian-Developper that mai
Hello Cyril,
I think we agree.
Also, I prefer having a new user to use Debian/Testing rather
than not using Debian at all. (I guess you think the same way).
So even though upgrading to Testing is my "second best choice",
it's still on my best choices (I won't list my bad alternatives
to Debian he
Hi Franklin,
Keep in mind that using Testing or Unstable means :
- More hardware supported.
- Newer versions of software.
- **More bugs**.
reminder: Before Debian/Stable is release, Debian goes through
a freeze period to *find* bugs *fix* bugs, update documentation, etc.
But what if MyPack
On Fri, 2008-01-25 at 09:25 +0100, Cyril Jaquier wrote:
> Hi Jos,
>
> > If anybody experienced this problem, please help me. So that I can
> > move away from my laptop while hearing music :-)
> >
>
> Do you have "stable" installed? Not problem with my T61 using
> "unstable/experimental" and a
Hi Jos,
> If anybody experienced this problem, please help me. So that I can
> move away from my laptop while hearing music :-)
>
Do you have "stable" installed? Not problem with my T61 using
"unstable/experimental" and a 2.6.24 kernel. You should probably
consider moving to "testing" or "unst
Hello,
On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 22:51 -0800, Jos Collin wrote:
> I brought a Thinkpad T61 recently and installed Debian on it. I'm able
> to play audio files using mplayer/ xmms. But the sound is coming only
> if I do the following things on the terminal
You will have to recompile the Alsa module,
Hi, the following is the mail that I wrote to many linux groups. But not
able to find a solution. An update to this problem is today I found that I
don't need Alsa or esd to simulate this problem. I removed both but the
sound is coming somehow when the tab key is pressed on a terminal. Now I
don't
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