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After recompiling my kernel and adding ACPI support, I have no sound. I have a Yahma DS-XG sound card on a SONY SR7K laptop. Any suggestions?
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Sound Problem
After recompiling my kernel and adding ACPI support, I have no sound. I have a Yahma DS-XG sound card on a SONY SR7K laptop. Any suggestions?
Kyle
- 03-17-2006 #2Linux Engineer
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There are many reasons for this.
Originally Posted by echofive
Did you compile the right module for your card?
run alsa-conf as root.
does this do anything
look at dmesg for erros
Dig into it a little deeper and give us some more info.
If you recompiled your kernel why did you stay in the 2.4 Why didn't you upgrade to a 2.6
What window manager are you running?
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also in kernel add Yamaha OPL, and MPU-401 /or somethink like that/. This might help
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