Description of problem: soundcard (snd-hda-intel) has always been correctly detecetd, and used to work ok too, now (since roughtly FC5T2) it is still detected, but no longer plays sounds. I realis this could be an ALSA bug feel free to re-assign if it doesn't belong here .. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Name : system-config-soundcard Arch : noarch Version: 1.2.14 Release: 5 How reproducible: always in the past week or so Steps to Reproduce: 1. system-config-soundcard 2. play test sound Actual results: no sound attached scsound.log Expected results: glorious stereo! Additional info: Motherbaord is intel D945GTPLR
Created attachment 123938 [details] scsound log file
What about other sound applications (xmms, mplayer...) do they work?
rhythmbox won't play virgin's ogg streams, it used to on a previous install the volume control applet doesn't "ding" when you drag the slider, the mixer applet only shows "headphone", "capture" and "mux" devices, it used to show "front" (and I think but I can't swear to it "rear") outputs too ...
Which version of alsa-lib and alsa-utils do you have?
Name : alsa-lib Arch : i386 Version: 1.0.11 Release: 2.rc2 Name : alsa-utils Arch : x86_64 Version: 1.0.11 Release: 1.rc2
Why do you have the i386 alsa-lib package? I think it should be x86_64, huh?
Well I have whatever yum gave me :-) but yum has been playing up a little recently with duplicate versions, also I never know which packages are supposed to have 32bit and/or 64bit arches installed in parallel Anyhow, I just checked with yumex (rather than yum info which only listed first match) and I have both the i386 and x86_64 of alsa-lib and only the x86_64 of alsa-utils which corresponds with what I see in the x86_64 repo
Upgraded to 2.6.15-1.1907_FC5 (and rest of rawhide from today) I now see the full compliment of sliders for this motherboard in gnome-volume-control :-) PCM/Front/Surround/Center/LFE/Side/Mux And ALSA is working again, not sure if it's been fixed, or just working agin of it's own accord, didn't see any particular sound fixes ...