Le 22 juil. 09 ? 10:30, Yang-Rong Jerry Zhou a ?crit : > 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.
I tried both, but the two devices appear if either AUDIO or ON are selected and the ghost device appears alone when OFF is selected. To summarize: OFF selected ==> "ghost" audiohd#1 device ON selected ==> audiohd#0 and "ghost" audiohd#1 AUTO selected ==> audiohd#0 and "ghost" audiohd#1 Thanks Stephane
