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RE: ALSA problem (was Re: [PLUG] (no subject))
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Title: RE: ALSA problem (was Re: [PLUG] (no subject))
Also, check to make sure the BIOS has the onboard
sound enabled.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: plug-admin@lists.phillylinux.org
>[mailto:plug-admin@lists.phillylinux.org]
>Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 4:14 PM
>To: plug@lists.phillylinux.org
>Subject: ALSA problem (was Re: [PLUG] (no subject))
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>
>Quoting vze8wnd1@verizon.net:
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>> I have a new computer with an intel mother board
>> with an 865 chip sets.
>> My c programs that have
>> printf(" error\a\n");
>> no longer sound a bell.
>> there is an on board sound card. I am running
>> under 2.6.7. I loaded alsa. I bought 2 speakers
>> with a usb cable to get power.
>> How do I get the bell to ring?
>
>Does any other sound work? Have you run alsamixer or another mixer
>and made sure that you are unmuted and the volume is turned up?
>
>Are you running a particular distribution? Red Hat? Debian?
>
>Has ALSA been configured to work with USB sound? The USB speakers
>probably won't be using your onboard sound chipset. You say "to get
>power"...is there a separate cord that runs to your sound card for the
>sound signal? I've never heard of that, but I suppose it's possible.
>
>Under what circumstances has the bell worked previously?
>
>pls
>
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