[Leaplist] Audio issues recently appeared on Fedora

[Richard F. Ostrow Jr.]

I'd been noticing some odd audio issues myself... if I leave my machine on
for long periods of time, my sound card doesn't work at all (like
yourself, alsamixer knobs don't do anything). In my case, though... a
reboot seems to clear it up. I tend to chalk it up to beta-level x-fi
audio drivers (they were only recently added to the kernel)... but it
could also be pulseaudio - I did enable that USE flag and had things
(re)compiled to use it.
On Fri, February 19, 2010 6:15 am, Derek Konigsberg wrote:
> Did the live CD thing (Ubuntu 9.10 really doesn't like this box unless I
> disable X), and audio worked fine.  Then eventually got frustrated and
> totally
> ripped out PulseAudio in Fedora, then wound up reinstalling most of it.
>
> For now, audio seems to be magically working alright again.
>
> On Wednesday 17 February 2010 11:24:06 am Dan Cherry wrote:
>> Derek Konigsberg wrote:
>> > So my Fedora 12 desktop has recently developed an audio problem that's
>> > driving me nuts...  This problem just started a couple weeks ago,
>> > probably in response to some recent update.  (it has not always been
>> > like this)
>>
>> you might want to grab a live cd (probably best if it's not fedora), to
>> make sure the sound card itself is okay.  That would at least tell you
>> if you're chasing a fedora problem or a hardware problem (other than the
>> speakers).
>
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