Fedora 11 upgrade, sound solved

[Tarun Ramakrishna]

Half the people who are having sound problems are removing pulseaudio
un-necessarily. As discovered several times already, the mixer setting is at
zero. (I had the same problem too)

On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 9:13 PM, Ted Roche <tedroche at gmail.com> wrote:

> Everyone's piling on with problem reports; thought I'd add my experience.
>
> I did an upgrade-in-place, running preupgrade, from an up-to-date
> Fedora 10. Most of the install went smoothly, but sound was not
> working once I restarted. I tried the old saw of "yum erase
> pulseaudio" that did NOT fix the problem. I relented an reinstalled
> pulseaudio. Poking around pulseaudio monitor, I could see that audio
> was being produced, just not making out the speakers. A morning of
> Googling and poking around finally yielded this page:
>
> http://fedorasolved.org/Members/fenris02/pulseaudio-fixes-and-workarounds
>
> My solution was in step #4: installing gst-mixer and finding the PCM
> setting at zero. Pushed it to 100% and sound works.
>
> Someone who understands how all the parts interact could do the Fedora
> Community a great service by writing up a troubleshooting guide.
>
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