Gustavo Seabra wrote:
Mike,
At least in my case, the soudcard detector couldn't find my card beacause it's ISA. Anyway, since the system shows something there, it seemed to be working somehow. So, I opened the sound mixer (KMix, in KDE) and put all the volumes to the maximum and turned my speaker volume up: there was it! I could hear the sounds! What seemed to be the problem is that for some obscure reason Fedora sets the volume too low, and then we just don't hear it. (I tried Knoppix and the sounds came out just right from the start.)
Someone ought to fix this in a future release...
Hope that helps you too,
Gustavo.
Hi Gustavo,
In my case I have the the volume control set to max.
When I do the soundcard detection it just says that none are found, there is no inquiry to play a sound or if a sound was played.
And for me too Knoppix works fine, as does Win98....
Mike
