What is the ticket number for that problem?
It seems like always the same 7 values are wrong.
There is a shorter solution:
1. Copy /etc/alsa/asound.state of a "healthy" XO to USB flash drive
2. Type "alsactl -f /media/{flash_dirve_name}/asound.state restore" on
the XO with no sound
Thanks
qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> How to fix "no sound" caused by operating system.
>
> 1. obtain the root prompt, e.g. by starting the Terminal activity and
> clicking on become root button,
>
> 2. if you wish to find out in which way the settings have been
> corrupted, copy the file /etc/asound.state before proceeding,
>
> cp /etc/asound.state /home/olpc/asound.state.orig
>
> 3. obtain a copy of /etc/asound.state from a working XO, or from a
> reinstalled XO, and place it in /etc/asound.state on the failed XO,
>
> 4. restore the settings from the file,
>
> alsactl restore
>
> 5. test that sound now works.
>
> Note: there is a possibility that the build 767 ALSA saved state file is
> in some other place. I've not checked. I found out where the file was
> on Joyride 2612 using a command:
>
> strace -e open alsactl restore
>
_______________________________________________
Devel mailing list
Devel@lists.laptop.org
http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
