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| FreeDOS + Posts: 1148/1312 |
What's your sound card's name, where is it plugged in, and can you give any details from Windows XP's Device Manager?
I've looked through your dmesg a couple times and nothing stands out as being a sound card. Could mean that your BIOS for whatever reason isn't telling your kernel about the card; even unsupported hardware should be listed in dmesg. |
| cory21391 Posts: 208/208 |
well, here's the text file, now what? |
| cory21391 Posts: 207/208 |
first of all, can i run it from anywhere?
2ndly, attatch the txt file 2 what? help would be much appreciated |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 1128/1312 |
Do this command and attach the resulting file:
dmesg > dmesg.txt |
| cory21391 Posts: 206/208 |
I have pclinuxos junior and i can't get any sound. since sound works in winxp but not linux, i have been told i probably have on-board sound in stead of a plugin sound card. any way to get sound in linux from my pc
(without buying/installing a sound card) ? |
