This issue affects me as well.
I am not sure how the information I have could change the priority, or
even if the two are related, though I suspect.
I configured my guest XP on virtualbox to share the internet connection it has
with a wnda3100 v2 usb adapter.
Since no 64 bit drivers were writte
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[HDA-Intel - HD-Audio Generic] ALSA test tone not correctly played back
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I have the same problem on 10.10 The Sound icon shows volume, and the
card is present in the hardware tab, there is just no sound.
Currently I am on 10.04 and the card is a pcie Sound Blaster X-Fi xtreme
audio ..
Both versions are 64 bit, and I would eventually like to use S
I have installed 10.04 on the system I could not get sound with 10.10
and there is still no sound.
right now, that means that blacklisting intel_ips is a valid workaround
for other systems, and that the pci sound is questionable in both 10.04
and 10.10. I will make available any further informatio
markmywords ,
the blacklisting has not helped for me. I still have no sound from the
system. I am using a pci sound card and not an onboard, so that might be
the difference.
I will continue to look for any solutions and post when I have new info
Thanks
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sound card(s) not detected in Ubuntu 1
I have added intel_ips as the line : blacklist intel_ips
to the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
Which is the closest I could find to the file mentioned by markmywords (also it
is the file I use to blacklist wireless usb drivers)
I am running 64 bit meerkat not sure if that is the difference
This post contains the dmesg from the installed 10.10.
Another curious note, the live run did not recognise the sound card at
all while the install will sometimes. Though it does show up in lspci
whether it is recognised or not
** Attachment added: "the dmesg from installed 10.10"
https://bu
I am also not hearing any sound with 10.10 64 bit I have attached the
dmesg from the live boot to this post and will attach the output from
the installation after I reboot...
** Attachment added: "dmesg from live run"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/660488/+attachment/1712
I was actually surprised when the wireless usb adapter began to work. I
was running 9.1, and after a first (fatal) install of 10.04 I am running
ubuntu again. The currently trouble with the wireless devices seems to
be purely related to WPA and WPA2. I was already broadcasting AES only,
and am stil
