AC'97 problem with kernel 2.6.14-1637 Re: Welcome to the "fedora-list" mailing list

Joao Paulo Pires 198mdk at oninet.pt
Fri Nov 25 17:37:06 UTC 2005


Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 07:30:11 -0800 (PST) 
From: nusret <nbalci_l at yahoo.com> 
Subject: AC'97 problem with kernel 2.6.14-1637 Re: Welcome to the "fedora-list" mailing list 


 

> After upgrading my kernel to 2.6.14 (from redhat site, not a customized kernel) from 2.6.12, the sound doesn't work. It's found correctly (AC97, ICH5/ICH5R), but no sound... When I downgrade to 2.6.12, soundcard is detected correctly and sound is on again. The same problem with 2.6.13. No problem from upgrading 2.6.11 to 2.6.12 though previously... I run KDE Desktop on Fedora 4, but GNOME doesn't make any difference either 
> 
> I guess... 
> Any suggestion? 
> (NOTE: I'm not a linux expert, so let me know if any further info like output of some diagnostic tools, etc. would be helpful. If so, please tell me what I 
 
> should in some detail.) Thanks in advance and best regards, Nusret 


 

Hi Joao, 
thanks for the suggestions. However the problem seem to be different: when I boot on the kernel 2.6.12-1398, soundcad detection solves the problem and I have the sound. But if I reboot on kernel 2.6.14-1637, soundcard is detected but no sound in fact! For example Mplayer gives the error: alsa-init failed, device busy ... When I try again, mplayer doesn't give any error, but still no sound. Namely my problem is not solved yet, so any suggestion is welcome and appreciated. Thanks, Nusret 


 

> Hi Nusret, 
> Try alsaconf and unmute alsa (it comes muted by 
> default). 
> Joao


 

Hi Joao, 
thanks for the suggestions. However the problem seem to be different: when I boot on the kernel 2.6.12-1398, soundcad detection solves the problem and I have the sound. But if I reboot on kernel 2.6.14-1637, soundcard is detected but no sound in fact! For example Mplayer gives the error: alsa-init failed, device busy ... When I try again, mplayer doesn't give any error, but still no sound. Namely my problem is not solved yet, so any suggestion is welcome and appreciated. Thanks, Nusret
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Nusret,
The previous upgrade I made of kernel I lost sound. Bus after some updates it returned. Don't know why. Please try check all config and do the sound test. Try update sound packs. (n.b.: i'm not a expert but I solved this way same problem), Joao.
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