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<0> hi
<0> someone can help me with ALSA
<0> i built the new kernel 2.6.16.2
<1> yes
<1> ?
<0> cool
<0> my sound doesn t work at all
<0> my card is 0000:00:1b.0 0403: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 03)
<1> did you make sure you compiled in the right driver
<0> yes i think so
<1> or if you have built it as a module then make sure it's loaded
<1> also check your mixer settings
<0> yes built as module
<1> lsmod
<1> check the sound drivers are loaded
<0> snd_hda_intel 11856 0
<0> snd_hda_codec 107968 1 snd_hda_intel
<0> snd_pcm 64520 2 snd_hda_intel,snd_hda_codec
<0> snd_timer 16964 1 snd_pcm
<0> snd_page_alloc 7240 2 snd_hda_intel,snd_pcm
<1> what about your mixer settings
<1> are they set
<0> with alsamixer mute off and 100% up
<0> but sound is still off
<0> that s very weird
<1> you had a look at like /var/log/messages?
<1> or like dmesg
<0> yes
<1> see if anything strange is happening
<0> ACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:00:02.0[A] -> GSI 16 (level, low) -> IRQ 169
<0> [drm] Initialized i915 1.4.0 20060119 on minor 0
<0> ACPI: PCI interrupt for device 0000:00:1b.0 disabled
<0> ACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:00:1b.0[A] -> GSI 16 (level, low) -> IRQ 169
<0> PCI: Setting latency timer of device 0000:00:1b.0 to 64
<0> what ca i do. i get lost
<0> Vladimir_Bierko: do you know about this issue ?
<1> na
<1> never heard of it
<1> have you tried using the alsa setup tools
<0> arf you know what should be wrong
<0> yes i used alsaconf
<1> does it list the chip?
<1> see in alsamixer
<0> ans at the end of the configuration alsa said enjoy it :)
<1> at the top does it show there being a card and chip
<0> yes exactly
<1> maybe you should post your kernel .config on postbin or one of those things
<0> Card : HDA intel
<0> Chip : Sigmatel STAC9200
<0> in the middle i can see IEC958 with MM
<0> but i don t know the meaning of IEC958
<1> you know what i think
<1> did you build the kernel manually yourself?
<1> e.g. got package from kernel.org?
<1> or is it like some distro package update
<0> no i built the kernel myself with kernel.org
<1> what i think you should do is rebuild it but instead of building the sound drivers as modules build them into the kernel
<0> ok now i put IEC958 on but ssound still off
<0> i did that before that doesn t resolve the problem
<1> you should perhaps post your kernel .config on pastebin
<0> where ?
<1> pastebin
<0> pastebin ?
<1> or somewhere to look at it
<1> somewhere you can upload it
<0> re
<0> Vladimir_Bierko: you re here ?
<0> where can i post my config kernel ?
<0> is there someone who can help me with my sound card
<0> i can t hear anything from my card
<1> pastebin
<0> ok but i don t understand what pastebin is ?
<0> on the kernel.org ?
<1> no
<1> pastebin.com
<0> ah ok cool
<0> thanks
<1> you can paste like errors and stuff so people can see what's happening
<0> ok super
<0> ok bye i got to go
<0> bye
<1> url?
<1> heh
<2> Hi
<2> did anyone come up with a solution to the problem I had earlier?
<2> sound not working in 2.6.15 but working in 2.6.12?
<3> can someone point me to where I can find the meaning of the sysctl entry "kernel.panic=3" ?
<3> I have seen kernel.panic=0 and kernel.panic=1 before, but I don't know what the meaning is - I am presently trying to understand a seemingly random kernel panic issue and I think I need to also understand what this particular variable is for.
<3> perhaps verboseness of the panic?
<3> anyone?
<4> Can?Perhaps;Want too? Perhaps not :P
<5> AKA-GIN: look in kernel/panic.c maybe?
<6> Is it damaging to an IDE drive if you have a corrupt partition table write it to the drive, have it seek past what the drive can handle?
<6> i get errors such as:
<6> ide: failed opcode was: unknown
<6> hdc: task_in_intr: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
<6> hdc: task_in_intr: error=0x10 { SectorIdNotFound }, LBAsect=243874274, sector=1586051554
<6> I'm just hoping that is purely because of the corrupt table, and it's trying to talk to the drive, and the drive is saying it's not possible at all to read/write to the sectors/blocks.
<4> snappy: howold is the drive?
<4> is it possibly just the drive itself faulting?
<4> often those sorts of errors are anindicationof that
<4> best test is too try a previously known working kernel
<4> then fsck it with the known working kernel
<6> its not that old
<6> see im mounting a partition that im pretty sure extends beyond the device
<6> and it only erver shows that errors when i try to mount it
<4> worst case scenario isthe drive is stuffed
<6> the device is a 120 gig drive, probably within the last 2 years
<6> right
<4> best case is like you said a damaged tablewhich the fsck may be able too fix
<6> but when i mount partitions that are valid, it's fine it appears
<6> aye, well, see, long story
<6> i wiped the MBR/partition table, then i tried to recover it, i managed to recover an entry for the root partition
<6> then just loaded a lilo backup
<6> but even that lilo backup partition table/mbr seems corrupt
<4> yeah a wiupe & restore from backup will be a good way too test the drive & fix the errors
<4> if you are able too do that
<4> I've had old old drives gradually losesectors on a box, a complete low level format would restore it too use for about 6months before it's die again
<4> -s+d
<4> actually hardware used too function for at least another 6months without it :)
<4> an anualk event for my router tillI finally ditched it :)
<6> i am a fan of squeezing life out of hardware heh
<4> I scored the hardware from sumone else too begin with because of it being faulty
<4> as is the case with all my hardware
<4> some things stay fixed,hard drives usually dont
<4> percusive maintenance with a 10lb sledge usually fixes a lot of things :)
<4> Inever waste anymore time on tghem after that
<7> hi i tried to compile 2.6.11 and 2.6.12, getting error gamma.h: No such file or directory at both. is this a known bug?
<4> at both??
<7> yep
<4> repeating your typing does not make what you ask any clearer
<4> what is both?
<7> 2.6.11 and 2.6.12
<4> ok did you look too see if that file is in the correct location?
<4> so gcc can find it?
<4> pretend not everyone in here knows what your system has installed
<7> yes. there isn't a file named gamma.h at the location gcc told
<4> if your system has critical libraries & headers missing you need too take that up with your bofh
<7> thanks
<8> I am trying to install a kernel I made in debian but I get this: Could not find mkinitramfs-kpkg mkinitrd.yaird. at /var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci/preinst line 236, <STDIN> line 9. - any ideas?
<4> foo: lots of ideas
<8> gb: I am going to rebuild the kernel unless you have some quick ideas.
<4> foo: do what you like, but if you want too rebuild it rather then install the needed debian package thats entirely up too you
<8> gb: What package do I need to install?
<8> gb: I have kernel-package ... and I tried to apt-file and apt-cache search for those files I mentioned above. I have found nothing.
<4> it's telling you what you need, read it & search pdo or ask on the relevant channel for the name of the package you need
<4> apt-cache search wont find it if you haven't configured things properly
<8> eh. I have.
<8> It's telling me what I need, yes... I have asked on the relevant channel.
<4> foo: that was just one examnple of why apt-cache search wont find it, there are others which is why you should use pdo instead
<8> Matter of fact, I've asked on about 10 IRC channels with over 50+ peopel each. No help.
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