Multimedia :: xmms & mp3 & no sound



piccolo, your second alternative is by far the most attractive, simple and no downloading. However, it does not work for me in DSL-2.2:
- in /etc/modules.conf there's no line "insmod i810_audio ..."
- when I try to insmod i810_audio with a different (free) irq I get a warning saying the parameter irq=<irqvalue> is ignored
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/etc/modules.conf there's no line "insmod i810_audio ..."

Sorry, I had mistake on that line. I edited again that post to correct it with this line:
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options i810_audio io=<io value> irq=<irq value> dma=<dma value> dma2=<dma2 value> mpuio=<mpuio value> mpuirq=<mpuirq value>

If still you do not find that line on /etc/modules.conf file then perhaps you have a different sound chipset. Please, send me a copy of your /etc/modules.conf file.
I'm booting DSL-2.2 from the cd, open aterm and type:
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$ lsmod | grep i810
i810_audio            25208   0
ac97_codec            11916   0  [i810_audio]
soundcore               3428   2  [i810_audio]

But it doesn't show up in modules.conf:
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$ grep i810 /etc/modules.conf
$

I do have the i810 chipset, in dmesg I see something like "i810: Intel ICH5 found..."
I will first update to 2.4, maybe that will help, the Notes say 'improved sound features', besides i'm looking forward to tcc :) Thanks for your help, I'll let you know how it goes.
You have reason, that line is not. The /etc/modules.conf file has information about resource assignations for the sound chipset only on a DSL hard disk installation. (The Tuxedo case)
I wonder if Tuxedo needed really the information from /etc/modules.conf file. According to his post seem that Tuxedo inserted the i810_audio module not specifying any resource assignation (using the resource assignation by defect)

Try to do the same, exactly so:

sudo su
rmmod i810_audio
rmmod ac97_code
rmmod sound
rmmod soundcore
insmod soundcore
insmod sound
insmod ac97_codec
insmod i810_audio
Hi,

Yes, it worked that way for me, i just had to specify a free IRQ to the i810 module In fact i launched it with default parameters, just specifying irq 10. I, too have not found the complete line of i810 modules in /etc/modules.conf,
my grep i810 /etc/modules.conf aloso returned nothing.
but lsmod returned, as for cmk77:
$ lsmod | grep i810
i810_audio            25208   0
ac97_codec            11916   0  [i810_audio]
soundcore               3428   2  [i810_audio]

Hope it helps
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