ke4nt1
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Posted: June 27 2004,18:24 |
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I found this thru a google search...
I'm not aware of DSL's kernel having ACPI support.. Might have to "roll your own" kernel ... There's alsa, but that requires kernel support too... I'd swear it's only a dma conflict/wrong assignment..but I'm guessing.. Your cdrom analog output is probably a direct feed to your soundcard.. Again, it seems the AC97 is only "partially supported"
ke4nt
add the acpi patch to your kernel and compile all acpi drivers in. your sound will work like a charm.
>----- Original Message ----- >To: <debian-laptop@lists.debian.org> >Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 8:19 AM >Subject: sound on an HP pavilion zt1135
> Hi everyone.. > anyone have problems with the sound on this laptop? > soundcard: (my lscpi say -> 00:11.5 Multimedia Audio Controller: VIA > tecnologies, Inc. AC97 Audio Controller (rev 40) > I'm running woody with 2.4.18-bf2.4. > when I try to reproduce an ogg or mp3 the sound get stuck! like > repeating the first word until I do ctrl-c > thnx!
>>>>>>>>>>>>Then, later, I found this posted ....
> > thnx! > > Don't know about this specific laptop, but I would first give a try to > the ALSA drivers.
No, the alsa divers don't work:-) Give Jeremy's solution a try. It's the only possibility to get sound working on Pavilions...
>>>>>>>>>>>>And again, more info deeper into a thread...
I didn't mean that he has to use the kernel modules... Only with the ACPI Patch sound on most pavillions/omnibooks works properly. If You use Alsa, OSS, or Kernel drivers doesn't matter
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