On 10/28/07, Basil Chupin
Peter Van Lone wrote:
On 10/27/07, Kevin Dupuy
wrote: Go into YaST, then Sound. Choose Other, then Volume. Make sure the sliders at the top are on and that you can hear the test sound.
when I go into YAST / sound .... and try to choose Other/volume control ... nothing happens (also, the other Other choices do the same, which is to say the screen and menu options are not altered at all. Choosing any of them appears to have no effect at all). Also, when I click "edit" on the sound card, the button behave just as if I clicked "finish": the sound control applet closes.
Well I have sound working again, as I said in my second post ... probably alsaconf does something similar to what yast does, as it did a test sound for me, too.
The problem now, is the volume thingy. Any idea what I can do to fix that?
I didn't read too closely what was written earlier in this thread, but your mentioning alsaconf "grabbed" my attention :-) .
Run alsaconf and then check to see that all the sliders for the relevant sources/outputs are at the correct (high) levels. Then, and only then, check that the volume levels in Yast and the Volume icon (in your Taskbar) are at the correct levels.
Alsaconf offers me no sliders to change. It detects and shows me my sound card, then asks if it should modify conf files, and then tells me it is done, but that it will run a test sound. Thats it. I suppose I can just not worry about the volume thingy, since my hard buttons work (and they display a little icon showing a slider moving). But, sound (as many other things so far in linux) seems magical and uncertain and a little flakey, and I would like to learn better how everything connects. So it would be good to be able to hunt down what the deal is, with this little volume-thingy functionality, "just because". P -- -------------------- "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities" -- Voltaire www.the-brights.net -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org