25 Jan
2009
25 Jan
'09
4:45 a.m.
Roger E wrote:
david wrote:
Thanks, but that didn't help, either. I even tried deleting asound.state
and rebooting, but no luck.
I ran alsaconf, let it find the Audiophile and modify modprobe.d. That
put the Audiophile in as hw:0 and appears to have made it the ALSA default.
I'm glad that Linux audio is so straightforward to set up.
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David
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Using Debian Etch, no sound, nothing. Even with
envy24control set.
Booted the PC with a Sidux Live CD (2008-4 release) and Kaffeine plays
through the Audiophile without doing anything.
I tried capturing the asound.state file when running Sidux, copied
that to replace my existing state file, reloaded it using alsactl -
and still no sound.
What's up with that?
Audiophile 2496 in Lenny here works fine. I've attached my asound.state.
I do get a boot error but assume it's because 2496 wasn't present when I
first set up the system? All audio works fine, though, including
Kaffeine and Jack apps.