Michael Yang wrote:
Hi
Any body has installed Debian Lenny/Sid on DELL D630 (T7250)?
I hit a problem on installing alsa package for driver of sound card.
It seems doesn't work and I can not startup alsamixer.
Is there an extra steps to configure the sound driver on this laptop? I
have it worki
Hi
Any body has installed Debian Lenny/Sid on DELL D630 (T7250)?
I hit a problem on installing alsa package for driver of sound card.
It seems doesn't work and I can not startup alsamixer.
Is there an extra steps to configure the sound driver on this laptop? I have
it working on my PC machine.
Y
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:00:20 +0200, Peter J Ross wrote:
> I suggest reading the man page for alsactl. Basically, you want to run
> "alsactl store" once (after running alsaconf) and then "alsactl
> restore" automatically on each reboot.
If you install alsa-base then sound levels will be restored f
On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 07:01:50PM +0800, Lian Liming wrote:
> Now the problem is that, everytime I boot into the system, I must
> run "alsaconf" first which is not very convenient. I want to know
> if there is any solution for my laptop to make a good configuration
> of ALSA which doesn't need
Hi,
The sound card on my laptop is "Multimedia audio controller: Intel
Corp. 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller"
(output by "lspci | grep audio").
I choose the "ALSA" as the card driver in the kernel option.
The problem is that, when booting into system, the
"Paul" == Paul E Condon writes:
Paul> But compact doesn't include cmpci.o
Paul> Where can I find it? What package must I load to get it to
Paul> show up in /lib/modules/... ?
I know that if you use a pre-built generic 2.4.18 kernels you get
cmpci as a module. I use this driver
On Sun, Sep 01, 2002 at 12:00:51PM -0700, Paul E Condon wrote:
> I am working on getting sound set up on this Woody computer.
> I got a sound card from Frys and plugged it in.
> lspci says it is C-Media Electronics CM8738(rev 10).
> I suspect that I need the cmpci.o modules, that appeared
> when
On Sun, 1 Sep 2002, Paul E Condon wrote:
> I am working on getting sound set up on this Woody computer.
> I got a sound card from Frys and plugged it in.
> lspci says it is C-Media Electronics CM8738(rev 10).
> I suspect that I need the cmpci.o modules, that appeared
> when I was installing the v
I am working on getting sound set up on this Woody computer.
I got a sound card from Frys and plugged it in.
lspci says it is C-Media Electronics CM8738(rev 10).
I suspect that I need the cmpci.o modules, that appeared
when I was installing the vanilla Woody. But I couldn't
get vanilla to handl
Does any body have this, or knows how to get it?
Is not supported by ALSA, yet.
Thanks,
antonio.
I was trying to avoid recompiling because at the moment my only Linux box is
this 120 mega byte disk machine so I don't want to install any more than
absolutely necessary. I'm not sure I have room for the sources and gcc. I
finally found a how-to for alsa. A cursory glance at it suggests that
"Kevin Whitefoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I used dselect to install alsu-utils and eveything else named alsa except
> the source. Ran also-config (or some similar name) and it created a startup
> script. I ran the script and tried to run aplayer and the other utils but
> all of them say
I have installed a minimal Hamm on a Compaq Prolinea 486 with 120M disk and
an SB compatible sound card (yes I know that they are not always as
compatible as all that but I haven't got far enough to worry about that, I
think).
I used dselect to install alsu-utils and eveything else named alsa
I read about you requesting an ESS1869 driver and i am wondering if you have
it.
If you do, can you please send it to me.
Thanks. Ken CHoi
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I got an AcerMagic FX-3D sound card (PnP, unfortunately), and currenly am
trying to set it up so that it works. Has anyone been able to get it to
work?
I've tried including SB16 driver in the kernel, but it doesnt work still.
Readme.cards suggests that I use Crystal-based cards driver instead, but
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