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Old 11-05-2007   #1 (permalink)
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realtek hda driver - fedora 7

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i use fedora 7 now, and the soundcard isn't working by the first time installation. then i try to install a realtek driver i found from the internet. when try i install it, an error occured and then my PCM Device in 'soundcard detection' is none. i try to 'Reload audrio drivers' from the same menu. but then this msg box appear saying

[code]'Unable to load kernel module snd-hda-intel. You need to reboot your box for the changes to take effect.'[code]

what does it mean to reboot my box? is there any other way to solve this?

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Reboot means to restart. Shutdown and start it up again. What sound card does your computer have?
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my soundcard is listed as 'Realtek High Definition Audio' in windows

once, when i use fc 5. my soundcard wasn't working too, i install realtek driver from internet and it worked. so, i try to do the same with fedora 7. but at the installation proccess it was stopped with the last line saying

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 ./install: line 89: alsaconf: command not found
even when i'm with root access. is there any work around ?

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Could you post the output of the command lspci | grep Audio please.
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thx glennzo

this is the output of 'lspci | grep Audio'

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00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
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That's the same 'card' I have on my laptop. Sound works here in Fedora7 and 8 Test 3. Look at this link LaptopSound - Fedora Linux My Way. There's a lot of 'stuff' there. It's my wiki. I use it more for a perpetual notepad than a public web site, but the first section should help you sort out your sound issues. Keep in mind that once you get sound working with a particular kernel if there's a kernel update sound will be broken again. Read the wiki closely for tips on how to handle this... The whole deal is actually easier than it looks.

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great!,

it works, good article that you have glennzo

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