On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 18:48, dariusz rojewski <drojewski@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
2009/8/16 Anne Wilson <annew@xxxxxxx>
If all else fails, there is a dedicated alsa-user mailing list. It's years
since I went there, but they were very helpful. They were the ones that
taught me to use alsamixer from the command line, as it gives better control
than alsamixer-gui.
Anne
I mailed them before your msg :) Thanks 8-)
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I am also experiencing problems with Intel HDA (in my case, ICH9) sound. Fortunately, it's "just" the headphones that are not working... =/ I'm tracking this through bug #500418 [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=500418].
It's sad to realize (and somewhat hard to understand) that sound support for Intel HDA keeps going back and forth (it worked for me on F10, then after an upgrade it stopped working still on F10, than it was fixed, and now it's screwed again on F11...). Once people get it working, can't they just pls keep it that way?! Thanks :-P
(sorry for the rant, I know kernel/ALSA folks are doing their best, it's just *really* annoying)
Regards,
Andre
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