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I have Debian 3.1
I have an onboard soundcard on this old p3 an... intel ac97.
Anyway I did "apt-get install alsa-base" (after I had tried modprobe i810_audio and modprobe ...
- 12-28-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Can't get sound drivers working
I have Debian 3.1
I have an onboard soundcard on this old p3 an... intel ac97.
Anyway I did "apt-get install alsa-base" (after I had tried modprobe i810_audio and modprobe ac97)
Anyway after I installed it, everything worked fine, except Skype would play back to me really hi pitched (while everything else played fine... played a couple mp3s as well)
I reboot and it gives me an error that the sound device could not be opened and that it will be set to null. Everything isn't working anymore... what am I doing wrong?
- 12-28-2006 #2
try running
and see if any errors are printedCode:alsaconf
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- 12-28-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Vergil! it works! but after a reboot and I start kdm again, I get the same error and have to do alsaconf again and turn up the sound in kmix.
- 12-28-2006 #4Just Joined!
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Wow, it even fixed Skype's sounds, but when I went looking around trying to setup my USB mic (which I still have yet to figure out) it won't play but in XMMS and Skype...
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problem fixed, thanks virgil!
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(alt-ctl-delete rebooted and sound worked fine in all applications I tried)


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