Take a look in /etc/modules-load.d - you can add a file called, say,
"sound.conf" there with the contents:
snd-hda-intel
That should load that module on boot. I haven't tested it, as I've
never had the need to force a module to load in recent years, but it
should work.
Didn't work. Nor did adding snd-hda-intel line to /etc/modules.
Any more suggestions? I'm running Jessie. Have been since Jessie was
testing, about three months after the release of Wheezy. So it's seen a
lot of changes, the biggest of which was the transition from sysvinit to
systemd. I should have fixed it a lot sooner, but as long as I could fix
it by running modprobe, I wasn't in a big hurry. Anyway, if this had
worked, it feels like a workaround, and isn't really getting to the
actual cause of the problem. So, any more suggestions are welcome.
You can try to run alsactl init as root:
# alsactl init
Here's the output of that:
root@persephone:~# alsactl init
alsactl: sysfs_init:48: sysfs path '/sys' is invalid
Found hardware: "HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC898"
"HDA:10ec0899,10438547,00100003" "0x1043" "0x8547"
Hardware is initialized using a generic method
What does it mean sysfs path '/sys' is invalid?
MArk
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