Re: silence of the alsa-lambs
Hello,
apt-get install aumix
Run aumix and set your volume in console mode, or an xterm.
Play your music.
fail?
Check your connections to the sound card. start playing your
music with high volume and go from one jack to the next until
you discover your SPEAKER jack. IIRC the sb16 didn't indicate
what was what.
HTH
On Thursday 01 February 2001 03:18, alephtnull@gmx.net wrote:
> I am sooo very close...
>
> I have a sb16 pci pnp card...and managed to install the alsa drivers
> completely with no errors... lsmod shows all drivers being correctly
> loaded, so does cat /proc/asound/cards... I have also unmuted the cards via
> the command "amixer set Master 100 unmute" (don't know if this is the
> correct command to unmute the sb 16 cards though) the speakers are set up
> correctly, the user has correct priviledges, i.e. has access to cdrom &
> audio group. I have both tried to play mp3 files and audio cds both from
> xmms and gnome cd player respectively to no avail...I still can't hear any
> sound! I am running out of ideas... someone help me pls!
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