Hi,
Yesterday, one of the users logged into a KDE session after a long time.
As soon as the peripherals started, an error popped up on screen
indicating an error and the window also had a backtrace tab.
Since that time there is a constant hissing noise coming from the left
speaker. Logging the user out and then back in does not work. I also
rebooted the machine and the sound started again (near the point where lp0
message comes up during the boot process). I logged in gnome, sound still
there, I logged in KDE sound still. While logging into KDE I do get the
initial login music. I also tried killing "kill -TERM" artsd, but that
also had no effect on the hissing sound (it is similar what you get on an
FM radio when you are not tuned to any channed; the white noise).
I am running 2.6.7 kernel and the sound card(as lspci shows) is:
0000:02:0c.0 Multimedia audio controller: Ensoniq 5880 AudioPCI (rev 02)
I guess this is a difficult one and I haven't been able to give more info
(I am not sure where to start). My apologies. But if somebody could get me
started in the right directoin, I can investigate further what could be
wrong.
thanks,
->HS
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