Public bug reported:
After Ubuntu 8.04 has been released on 24th April 2008, I downloaded
desktop AMD64 version, and installed in this past weekend on a 24" iMac
(2nd gen) with Intel Core 2 Duo 2,4 GHz.
The existing partition for Mac OS X 10.5.2 (Leopard) was resized, and
new partition for Ubuntu (27 GB) was created, by using Apple's Disk
Utility.
After that, I started Ubuntu from CD, loaded the OS, and then from the
Desktop started with installation, which went smooth, but when logging
in, there was no sound at all, for I couldn't hear some samples from
within Examples folder.
On Ubuntu Forums (under "Apple Intel Users FAQ) I found a post "No Sound
- iMac 24 inch Aluminum" by nicfagn, and followed the procedure just
fine until "...a little adjustment is needed to use the compiled module
instead of the one shipped with the system". There I couldn't find this
"snd-hda-intel" folder anywhere in file system, so I couldn't have
proceeded with the proposed command.
I think that if I could know the exact path to that folder, I could
install the necessary patch and, after restart, enable sound on Ubuntu
8.04 under my iMac.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Ubuntu 8.04 on Intel iMac 24" - no sound
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/223506
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