hello.
I have the same problem :
* if i install digikam, then kipi-plugins is removed automatically
* if i install kipi, then digikam is removed .
:-(
and about :
> "All plugins previously provided by the digikamimageplugins package are
> now included in this package."
I don't see anymore in dig
Hej everybody,
i have some troubles with my synaptics touchpad. Namely, by default it
has a feature which i don't like (a sort of scrollling, when i touch
the bottom part of the pad). I can switch it off, by running gsynaptics
as root, and then uncheck "activate horizontal/vertical scrolling"
(tra
> >From time to time, I have the same problem. It comes and goes with
> upgrades. When the problem hits, I just use run alsaconf by hand
> whenever I reboot. Probably not the answer you want, but so far I've
> found it easier than digging into the arcana of audio.
>
> -- hendrik
I dp exactly th
I did the following :
# apt-get --purge remove alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss alsamixergui
# apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss alsamixergui
Then, re-select "alsa" as sound system in KDE "control center".
The sound works, but at each reboot, i "need" to do
alsaconf to recover the sound
I still don't know what caused the problem, but i solved it :
# apt-get --purge remove alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss alsamixergui
# apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss alsamixergui
Then, re-select "alsa" as sound sytems in KDE "configuration center"
Thanks to everybody for remarks, ad
> What players are you using?
Well, i tried mainly avi videos and mp3 songs, with noatun, vlc, or the
KDE integrated player.
>Try a low level alsa tool, like aplay.
not better.
BTW,
> alsa is known for muting the mixer by default. Did you check this?
Yes i checked.
Did
> you do any changes to y
> Did you look at the boot messages?
>
I can't see anything related to ALSA in /var/log/messages
regards,
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> Of those three, you only miss snd_seq_oss. So a
>
> sudo modprobe snd_seq_oss
>
> /might/ do the trick.
>
> I just added these lines:
>
> # Sound
> snd_seq_oss
> snd_pcm_oss
> snd_mixer_oss
>
> to my /etc/modules, which should help after the next reboot; haven't
> tried it yet.
I tried both su
Andrei Popescu a écrit :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > > You could try putting the sound card module in /etc/modules which will
> > > ensure it's loaded at boot which should sort problem 1.
> > >
> > > Not sure how you address 2.
> >
> > Hello.
> > Thanks for your proposition.
> > Unfortunatly
> >
> > 1/ Several weeks ago, the sound stopped working after each reboot. To
> > solve that, i run "alsaconf", which detected the sound card, then
> > reloaded the modules, and the sound worked after that... but only up to
> > the next reboot.
> >
> > 2/ For a few days, i have no sound at all. I
Hello,
I'm working with a Debian testing distribution, and i have no sound
anymore for 1 week. My problem grew in 2 steps, each time probably
after a "apt-get upgrade" :
1/ Several weeks ago, the sound stopped working after each reboot. To
solve that, i run "alsaconf", which detected the sound ca
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