Thank you Andrew,
El mié, 01-06-2016 a las 06:29 +0100, Andrew Bryant escribió:
> Check the battery clip. Make sure the contacts are clean, and there is
> enough spring tension.
I will pay more attention to what you reported me. Among many tests,
only on one occasion the problem was corrected
Thanks Ralf,
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Perhaps a bad connection.
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I also thought it might be some bad contact, but equally I do not keep
very quiet. I will do several tests with this computer before leaving it
running in your workplace.
I bought it used and see it in very good condition. I cleaned it with
air
On Tue, 31 May 2016 16:20:27 -0300, José Luis Artuch wrote:
>I do not understand what has been the problem ...
Perhaps a bad connection.
Issues for my motherboard also were caused by a weak CMOS battery,
without getting informed about the weak battery. One time I even thought
my mobo is
José Luis Artuch wrote:
> Running lspci -vmm I can see all 4 soundcards:
> ...
> But aplay -l shows only 3 soundcards
There should by an error message in the system log (/var/log/messages,
or the output of dmesg).
> Is it correct that some soundcards have the same irq (onboard and third
> slot,
Hi Felix, thank you.
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It used to be pretty typical for PCI slots to share IRQs with onboard
devices. Take the sound out of slot three and put something else there,
and
most likely the something else will also share IRQ 17. Whether in newer
motherboards anything might have changed
José Luis Artuch composed on 2016-05-30 17:54 (UTC-0300):
> Is it correct that some soundcards have the same irq (onboard and third
> slot, irq 17) ?.
It used to be pretty typical for PCI slots to share IRQs with onboard
devices. Take the sound out of slot three and put something else there,
Hello,
I installed 3 identical PCI soundcards in a PC which also has your
onboard sound card.
Running lspci -vmm I can see all 4 soundcards:
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Slot: 00:1f.5
Class: Multimedia audio controller
Vendor: Intel Corporation
Device: 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller
SVendor:
