Hello,
Am new to LINUX and recently tried using puppy1.0.8 (the most recent).
Unfortunately I am having trouble making sound work.
ALSA recognizes my sound card as "intel8x0", and when I run # lsmod (as suggested in included help guide) I see the following modues have loaded;
snd-intel8x0
snd-ac97-codec
snd-pcm
snd-timer
snd
soundcore
Still, no sound
For reference, my board is a CHAINTECH CT-7NJL6 w/C-Media onboard audo (AC97 codec).
Any help would be gratly appreciated.
Bear in mind that I am very new to linux, so in response assume I know very little
trying to configure c-media on-board sound (Ac97) usinf alsa
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solved!
No need to reply.
For anyone with a similiar problem, the olution was to unload "snd_intel8x0" module and load "nvsound" module.
Sound worked perfect after that.
For anyone with a similiar problem, the olution was to unload "snd_intel8x0" module and load "nvsound" module.
Sound worked perfect after that.
trying to configure c-media on-board sound (Ac97) usinf alsa
vincent_79,
If you would, please, more detail on how you achieved this?
Many thanx...
If you would, please, more detail on how you achieved this?
Many thanx...
here is the required file
first type lsmod and see if "snd-intel8x0" is loaded.
if it is, download the attached file into "/root" and type the following into a shell:
rmmod snd-intel8x0
insmod /root/nvsound.o.gz
run lsmod again to make sure it loaded and you should be all set w/audio
if it is, download the attached file into "/root" and type the following into a shell:
rmmod snd-intel8x0
insmod /root/nvsound.o.gz
run lsmod again to make sure it loaded and you should be all set w/audio
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That's the OSS driver I originally posted here http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=7005
Now that Puppy has ALSA drivers, it would be better if you nForce users could try the modified ALSA module (plus /root/.asoundrc file) and report your success or failure - http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=7378
Now that Puppy has ALSA drivers, it would be better if you nForce users could try the modified ALSA module (plus /root/.asoundrc file) and report your success or failure - http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=7378
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OSS drivers
Where can I find more OSS drivers (for other chipsets)?