by default sound is muted. just unmute it and increase
the volume. that should do the trick. the soundcard i
think is supported. try kde to see if its working
there. though both should have similar support for
hardware.
Sukrit.D.
--- Derick Cyril Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > > My sound card Yamaha 724 was detected by name
> correctly. But no sound
> > > came from it. Audio CDs would play very well but
> under X, system sounds
> > > were totally silent. At one point of time, I was
> informed that
> > > gnome-sound is not installed. How does one
> install that - no RPM again.
> >
> > do you have alsa installed? it usually has better
> support for yamaha
> > cards. remember to check whether you have alsa
> configured to start at
> > boot time.
>
> Have you changed sound mixer settings. Keep the
> volume High level.
>
>
>
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