antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full 64bit -NO sound, ddm-MX now installed
JayM,
Good catch
ddm-mx is NOT installed in /usr/local/bin. Hence the error, I installed it from synaptic. Later, I'll try the nvidia driver install again.
Is there any ideas on what I can check to get the sound working?
Good catch
ddm-mx is NOT installed in /usr/local/bin. Hence the error, I installed it from synaptic. Later, I'll try the nvidia driver install again.
Is there any ideas on what I can check to get the sound working?
Asus PRIME X470-PRO
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Nvidia GeForce GT 710
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on-board ethernet & sound
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full 64bit -NO sound, ddm-MX now installed
Probably the utility in the control centre missed when configuring the sound file. Perhaps check ~/.asoundrc vs what aplay shows and try the different options manually.entropyfoe wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2019 9:28 am
Is there any ideas on what I can check to get the sound working?
Re: antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
Checking booting antiX-19-b1-full in Hyper-V Gen1 and Gen2 - Windows10 - 1903
( RemoteFX-3D Video controller as legacy not supported for new VM's)
-> VGA controller Microsoft Hyper-V virtual VGA - chip ID [1414:5353]
-> Boot options:
noxorg
or
xorg=fbdev video=hyperv_fb:1600x900
-> Adding those kernel modules to the live-initrd:
hv_balloon
hv_utils
hv_storvsc
scsi_transport_fc
-> Boots and installs in
Hyper-V Gen1 : BIOS boot, IDE controler
Hyper-V Gen2 : UEFI boot, SCSI/SATA (no IDE )
with dyn. VHDX attached disks
( RemoteFX-3D Video controller as legacy not supported for new VM's)
-> VGA controller Microsoft Hyper-V virtual VGA - chip ID [1414:5353]
-> Boot options:
noxorg
or
xorg=fbdev video=hyperv_fb:1600x900
-> Adding those kernel modules to the live-initrd:
hv_balloon
hv_utils
hv_storvsc
scsi_transport_fc
-> Boots and installs in
Hyper-V Gen1 : BIOS boot, IDE controler
Hyper-V Gen2 : UEFI boot, SCSI/SATA (no IDE )
with dyn. VHDX attached disks
Gigabyte Z77M-D3H, Intel Xeon E3-1240 V2 (Quad core), 32GB RAM,
GeForce GTX 770, Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500GB, Seagate Barracuda 4TB
GeForce GTX 770, Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500GB, Seagate Barracuda 4TB
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
Thanks antiX-Dave,
And then what do I look for?
Can you give some hints where to look for .asoundrc , and how to see what aplay shows?Perhaps check ~/.asoundrc vs what aplay shows and try the different options manually.
And then what do I look for?
Asus PRIME X470-PRO
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
Re: antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
To see . (dot) files use ls -a in your home directory, or show all files in a GUI file manager.
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
OK, I show all the hidden files in my home directory. I see a .alsaequal.bin and lots of other .hidden files, but there is no .asoundrc.
Could this be a problem? The problem?
I didn't have sound on the live session either, but I thought, what the heck, install and try to fix it.
What about kernel versions, might a newer kernel work differently, though this is 4.9.167 !
aplay -l lists the nvidia as the sound card 0, and the Generic as card 1, of course this hardware all works wonderfully , with sound in MX 18 and antiX18. Havent had a problem in years with getting sound.
Could this be a problem? The problem?
I didn't have sound on the live session either, but I thought, what the heck, install and try to fix it.
What about kernel versions, might a newer kernel work differently, though this is 4.9.167 !
aplay -l lists the nvidia as the sound card 0, and the Generic as card 1, of course this hardware all works wonderfully , with sound in MX 18 and antiX18. Havent had a problem in years with getting sound.
Asus PRIME X470-PRO
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
I think the .asoundrc file is in /etc IIRC
http://www.youtube.com/runwiththedolphin
lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 - MX-23
FYI: mx "test" repo is not the same thing as debian testing repo.
lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 - MX-23
FYI: mx "test" repo is not the same thing as debian testing repo.
Re: antiX-19-b1-full (64 and 32 bit) available
Normally, I think, you create a .asoundrc file in your home directory if you want to override system defaults.
I've used it to alter which sound card is to be the default on one of my laptops when, I think it was, using alsamixer wouldn't save my choice.
This is what I used, (taken from my notes).
I've used it to alter which sound card is to be the default on one of my laptops when, I think it was, using alsamixer wouldn't save my choice.
This is what I used, (taken from my notes).
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pcm.!default {
type hw
card 0
}
ctl.!default {
type hw
card 0
}
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full 64 -still no sound
OK, some progress. Thanks D_O. I looked in /etc, and found only a file with a different name, similar.
So I edited it as root, uncommenting the defaults (which had sound card 0, the nvidia) and changing the three lines with card 0 to card 1.
Saved and rebooted.
Now the mixer comes up correctly as the generic Realtek, and no error is thrown when I I play an mp3 in XMMS.
But, alas, no sound comes out !
I am back in MX-18 (sound working) on the same machine.
I didn't' write the name of the file I edited /etc/.asoundrc maybe, I' check tonight back in the beta1.
So I edited it as root, uncommenting the defaults (which had sound card 0, the nvidia) and changing the three lines with card 0 to card 1.
Saved and rebooted.
Now the mixer comes up correctly as the generic Realtek, and no error is thrown when I I play an mp3 in XMMS.
But, alas, no sound comes out !
I am back in MX-18 (sound working) on the same machine.
I didn't' write the name of the file I edited /etc/.asoundrc maybe, I' check tonight back in the beta1.
Asus PRIME X470-PRO
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
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Re: antiX-19-b1-full 64 -no sound
d_o and mxer,
I am back booted to antiX 19b1.
In the /etc directory, even when showing hidden files, there is no asoundrc.
But there is the asound.conf. I edited this as root changing this part:
I uncommented those last three lines, and changed the zeros to ones, saved and rebooted.
When playing a .mp3 with XMMX no longer throws the error that the sound card is not configured.
And the Test Sound in the control panel no longer blinks and goes away. It seems to do the test, but no sound comes out.
And sound works perfectly when I boot into MX on the same machine.
Should I post this on the antiX forum?
Should I re-install? ( I did interrupt the install and resume due to my mbr confusion.)
Try a different kernel?
What else to check?
I am back booted to antiX 19b1.
In the /etc directory, even when showing hidden files, there is no asoundrc.
But there is the asound.conf. I edited this as root changing this part:
Code: Select all
# ***** Defaults *******************************************************
# Audio card/chip and device to use and control
# In most cases these settings should remain commented (#)
# When commented, card and device 0 are usually automatically selected
# When uncommented, the item corresponding to the number is selected
defaults.pcm.card 1
defaults.pcm.device 1
defaults.ctl.card 1
When playing a .mp3 with XMMX no longer throws the error that the sound card is not configured.
And the Test Sound in the control panel no longer blinks and goes away. It seems to do the test, but no sound comes out.
And sound works perfectly when I boot into MX on the same machine.
Should I post this on the antiX forum?
Should I re-install? ( I did interrupt the install and resume due to my mbr confusion.)
Try a different kernel?
What else to check?
Asus PRIME X470-PRO
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound
AMD Ryzen 3600X (12 threads @ 3.8 GHz)
32 Gig DDR4 3600 (Crucial CL 16)
Nvidia GeForce GT 710
Samsung 970 NVMe nvme0n1 P1-3=MX-23, P4=testing
Samsung 980 NVMe =1TB Data, plus 2TB WD =backups
on-board ethernet & sound