I managed to get the sound working.
I ended up needing to do the PCM to 100, reboot, and the modify the
options in the graphical volumn control to un-mute the sound. Looks like
this problems is resolved.
Thanks for the help bugmenot. Can't even begin to tell you how annoying
switching to window's was whenever i wanted to listen to music.
-Mike
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:18 PM, bugmenot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Interesting. On my computer the sound was working again after setting
> PCM again to 100. Maybe a restart helps. Did you change maybe in the
> meantime any other sound settings (gnome -> audio)?
>
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> Sound completely non-functional
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/303908
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> Status in Ubuntu: New
>
> Bug description:
> upon doing a distribution update to the Jaunty alpha a few days ago, my
> system's sound is completely non-functional. sound works fine in my
> dual-booted windows XP install, and it worked great in intrepid Ibex. The
> change happened immediately after rebooting after the update to the jaunty
> alpha.
>
> I have no idea what might be causing the problem out of the hundreds of
> package updates between the release of the alpha and today.
>
> please let me know how I can help track down this problem. The model of
> laptop that i use is used by over 500 students at my school, and slightly
> upgraded hardware by another 500 students. Our LUG ( of which i am a member)
> has a hard enough time convincing students to try Linux as it is, and
> non-functional sound would more than likely be a dealbreaker for some
> people, come the 9.04 release.
>
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