St?phane Letz : > > Le 22 juil. 09 ? 02:00, Yangrong Zhou a ?crit : > >> Garrett D'Amore : >>> This output looks "strange". mixerctl thinks you have two audiohd >>> devices, and one of them appears to be very much older than the >>> other. I am not sure how this could have happened; I'd have >>> guessed this to be an impossible situation. >>> >>> Yangrong, do you have any ideas about this? >> Garrett, it's the first time I meet this situation. I notice that >> Stephane's machine is a 4 cores Dell desktop. >> >> Stephane, could you please entre your BIOS and go to the audio >> section to check how may audio devices you have? >> >> If you have two, try to disable one of them and try it again? >> >> Regards, >> Yangrong > > The BIOS only sees one card, it actually offers: > > - OFF : integrated audio is disabled > > - AUTO : use the add-in audio controler ( <== what does *that* mean ??) > > - ON : integrated audio is enabled Did you try ON and AUTO respectively? I suspect the "ghost" device is the AUTO add-in audio.
Regards, Yangrong > > I tried OFF, then cat /dev/sndstat still sees the "ghost" device: > > SunOS Audio Framework > > Audio Devices: > 1: audiohd#1 onboard1, a (DUPLEX) > > Mixers: > 1: audiohd#1 onboard1, a > Unkown HD codec > > Then "audiotest" just fails, hanging in the first test and never > completing... > > What I check else? > > Stephane > >
