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* Topic for #alsa is: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, WIKI: http://www.alsa-project.org/ || Unprofessional, unofficial support, see WIKI at http://alsa.opensrc.org/
* Topic for #alsa set by jcdutton at Sat Aug 11 10:13:30 2007
<the_hammer> ok im back and still no sound
<gnubien> wescotte_: save the url for your reference: http://nopaste.com/p/avfw8I0jK
<the_hammer> upon 1st reboot it was on mute when i booted so i un-muted and rebooted and still no sound
<gnubien> the_hammer: rerun alsamixer...
<gnubien> the_hammer run this command: speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault -t wav -l1  #report no sound or errors
<wescotte_> gnubien, k
<the_hammer> can i dcc send u a screen shot?
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<the_hammer> hmm cnat connect
<the_hammer> cant*
<gnubien> wescotte_: from that url the info you need to know is: your codec for your soundcard is SigmaTel STAC9250; your card is HDA-Intel - HDA Intel Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) 
<the_hammer> looking at it to me looks fine alls turned up
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<gnubien> the_hammer: but no sound?
<the_hammer> i just noticed something could be the issue or at least a part of it
<the_hammer> ya know when ya open kmix right
<gnubien> wescotte_: search for 9250 and 82801 at...
<gnubien> wescotte_ search all the `changes from` links for your codec and sound card at http://www.alsa-project.org  like this link: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Changes_v1.0.14_v1.0.15rc1
<gnubien> wescotte_: you probably need to upgrade alsa-drivers,alsa-lib, and alsa-utils
<the_hammer> on switches head phones gots the yellow light i remove yellow light and then kmix mutes
<wescotte_> gnubien, ok I'll look into it.. I don't have time just this minute as I need to get some recordings done right now. I'll just boot to windows make my recordings and copy them over.. But thanks for all the info
<gnubien> wescotte_: ok
<wescotte_> gnubien, thanks again
<gnubien> the_hammer: close kmix
<gnubien> wescotte_ sure, have fun ;)
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<the_hammer> ok closed
<gnubien> the_hammer run this command: speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault -t wav -l1  #report no sound or errors
<the_hammer> http://pastebin.ca/737055 no sound
<gnubien> the_hammer: ok, re run tsalsa
<the_hammer> bash ./tsalsa right?
<gnubien> right
<the_hammer> http://pastebin.ca/737057
<gnubien> ok
<the_hammer> if this helps any i got 7 other distros and sound works 100% in them 
<the_hammer> i just dont like the distros
<the_hammer> sidux is the only 1 that has given me this much headaches
<the_hammer> for sound
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<gnubien> ok
<gnubien> the_hammer: run this command: speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault -t wav   #let it run and...
<the_hammer> i figgered ya might of thought hardware issues so thought id kill that argument sake
<gnubien> the_hammer: cycle the keyboard speaker mute key on and off at least 6 times
<the_hammer> press it on/off ya mean?
<the_hammer> ok pressed 6 x's
<gnubien> the_hammer: no sound?
<the_hammer> pressed volume up 3 also
<the_hammer> no sound at all nope
<gnubien> the_hammer: ok, ctrl-c to stop speaker-test
<the_hammer> just for the hell of it even tried with earphones and still nothing
<gnubien> the_hammer: Lenovo Thinkpad T60/X60/Z60?
<the_hammer> nope not a think pad
<the_hammer> just Lenovo 3000 c200
<the_hammer> think pads are different
<the_hammer> os[Linux 2.6.23.1-slh-smp-3 i686] distro[Debian lenny/sid] cpu[2 x Genuine Intel(R) CPU           T2060  @ 1.60GHz @ 800MHz] mem[Physical : 1002MB, 83.9% free] disk[Total : 146.24GB, 89.50% Free] video[Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller] sound[]
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<gnubien> the_hammer: only 2 jacks can be plugged into sound card?
<the_hammer> kinda
<the_hammer> mic and headphones are the 2 jacks i have
<gnubien> not kinda, count them
<the_hammer> mic and jack are the only 2 jacks on this machine
<gnubien> ok, lenovo made by acer,uniwill,toshiba?
<gnubien> the_hammer: or made by asus?
<the_hammer> dont think any of those
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<the_hammer> just says Lenovo
<the_hammer> i could call manufacture?
<the_hammer> i have their 1-800 number
<the_hammer> ill call and check it out
<gnubien> ok, newest tsalsa says: Vendor/device: 8086:27d8 Subsystem: Lenovo Unknown device 2066  #unknown to your version of alsa
<the_hammer> ok got off the phone with the manufacturer
<the_hammer> they said Lenovo is just Lenovo
<gnubien> ok
<the_hammer> i dont understand why i have 7 distros all are fine and sound works great i just dont like the distro themselfs
<gnubien> ok, newest tsalsa says: Vendor/device: 8086:27d8 Subsystem: Lenovo Unknown device 2066  #unknown to your version of alsa
<the_hammer> i have Sidux debian unstable and nothing but probs with the sound
<gnubien> the_hammer: you have lsof installed?
<the_hammer> weird tho and the drivers are older then the ones upto date on the others
<the_hammer> no just 1 distro here
<gnubien> the_hammer run this command: lsof /dev/dsp* /dev/snd/* # lists all apps using soundcard #OSS uses /dev/dsp*   alsa uses /dev/snd/*
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<the_hammer> i have another hard drive (spare) i test out different distros to see if i can find others i like
<Bearcat> damn, I missed wishy
<the_hammer> lsof: WARNING: can't stat() ext3 file system /dev/.static/dev
<the_hammer>       Output information may be incomplete.
<the_hammer> heh
<gnubien> the_hammer: any output besides that from lsof?
<the_hammer> nope
<gnubien> the_hammer: try arch linux
<the_hammer> i cant get past the installer on that 1
<gnubien> oops
<the_hammer> its complicated
<the_hammer> ive tried ubuntu and kubuntu both gustsy beta sound works fine but i dont like the distros
<gnubien> the_hammer: something must be wrong with sidux's sound setup if soundcard works ok on other linux distros
<the_hammer> ive tried mepis all the betas 1 through 5 all sound works fine
<gnubien> the_hammer: sound works in debian?
<the_hammer> all i use is debian based
<the_hammer> i hate rpms and all that jazz
<the_hammer> so i stick to distros that are debian based with apt-get bla bla commands
<the_hammer> im used to them to
<the_hammer> ubuntu kubuntu mepis and sidux elive
<gnubien> the_hammer: so, try debian
<the_hammer> tried the net installer and it doesnt like my lappy screen goes all screwey
<the_hammer> thought it was bad copy or bad burn tried 4x's each try same thing so its not the disks or the d/l's
<gnubien> the_hammer: ubuntu kubuntu gutsy is near release, looks like your only other choice
<the_hammer> im trying to stick to an unstable so i can have compiz fusion
<gnubien> the_hammer: gutsy has an unstable version
<the_hammer> beryl is cool but compiz fusion is cooler
<the_hammer> had that already but i hate buntu's
<gnubien> ok, you decide
<the_hammer> they disable root and all kinds of nonsense
<the_hammer> mepis is ok but its stable :(
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<the_hammer> ok sounds like we done everything we could right?
<the_hammer> nothing more we could do eh?
<the_hammer> someone once told me there was a file to edit and ya put option Lenovo there or something
<the_hammer> and i did it then BUT i didnt install everything i did this time
<gnubien> the_hammer: yea, that wont work
<the_hammer> ok was just a shot i guess
<the_hammer> other option is to give sidux channel/net a heads up and see what they can suggest
<the_hammer> other then that im out of ideas
<gnubien> for AD1981 ,...thinkpad      Lenovo Thinkpad T60/X60/Z60
<gnubien> the_hammer: got a minute?
<the_hammer> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
<the_hammer> yup i do
<the_hammer> got lots of time :)
<gnubien> the_hammer: ok, close all sound apps and mixers
<the_hammer> how i do that whats the commands?
<the_hammer> i excited kmix already
<gnubien> ok
<the_hammer> should i uncheck enable sounds in control center?
<gnubien> the_hammer: as root run this command: rmmod snd_hda_intel; wait; modprobe snd_hda_intel model=thinkpad
<the_hammer> oot@siduxbox:/#  rmmod snd_hda_intel; wait; modprobe snd_hda_intel model=thinkpad
<the_hammer> root@siduxbox:/#  
<the_hammer> interesting
<gnubien> the_hammer: i have no idea what control center is; is it part of sidux?
<the_hammer> kde where it has stuff for sounds
<the_hammer> auto detect and all that
<gnubien> ok, no need
<the_hammer> k
<gnubien> the_hammer run this command: speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault -t wav -l1  #report no sound or errors
<the_hammer> http://pastebin.ca/737081 no sounds
<gnubien> the_hammer: did you run this command first?  as root run this command: rmmod snd_hda_intel; wait; modprobe snd_hda_intel model=thinkpad
<the_hammer> but according to the command ya gave me something seems to think i have a thinkpad
<gnubien> the_hammer: run alsamixer again, do the unmute/set volumes thing again
<the_hammer> its all turned up was already
<gnubien> the_hammer: ok, no new controls in alsamixer?
<the_hammer> noth that i see anyway
<the_hammer> not*
<gnubien> ok
<the_hammer> has all the same kmix had
<gnubien> the_hammer: something is wrong with sidux alsa setup, bug the sidux dev's 
<the_hammer> well guess i can just install mepis 7 beta 5
<the_hammer> everything worked fine
<the_hammer> only thing i hate is not being able to have compiz fusion
<gnubien> the_hammer: maybe the newest suse has compiz
<the_hammer> ya but it dont have apt-get i cant get my head aorund rpms and stuff
<gnubien> ok, you decide
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<the_hammer> checking out sidux on their net they say lots of ppl fight their machiens with the sounds
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<the_hammer> so ill sit there and see what they can do doubt anything but i got nothing to lsoe
<the_hammer> lose*
<gnubien> ok