xfred
June 18th, 2008, 08:44 AM
I've been using mythbuntu for a while now and there is one problem that I've so far been unable to fix. When I turn on the box it randomly fails to detect the soundcard. To be specific, I'm running an asus p5kpl motherboard with a built-in Realtek ALC662 soundcard. When a bootup works and sound is present "cat /proc/asound/modules" produces:
0 snd_hda_intel
1 cx88_alsa
2 cx88_alsa
where I assume snd_hda_intel is the soundcard and cx88_alsa is most likely just my two dtv200h tuner cards. When it's not working I get:
0 cx88_alsa
1 cx88_alsa
and no sound :(. Following instructions in a thread I seem to have lost I did add the following line to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
options snd_hda_intel index=0
which improved things (before that the list order was also random and sound would fail if snd_hda_intel didn't happen to get randomly put at the top), but I still have the problem of the soundcard not being detected at all for some startups. It doesn't follow any pattern I can see - sometimes I'll go for weeks without seeing the problem, other times I need to restart the system multiple times before I get sound.
Any suggestions? I've put off posting this because I thought it might be something easy that I could figure out for myself, but I'm afraid it's got me beat.
0 snd_hda_intel
1 cx88_alsa
2 cx88_alsa
where I assume snd_hda_intel is the soundcard and cx88_alsa is most likely just my two dtv200h tuner cards. When it's not working I get:
0 cx88_alsa
1 cx88_alsa
and no sound :(. Following instructions in a thread I seem to have lost I did add the following line to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
options snd_hda_intel index=0
which improved things (before that the list order was also random and sound would fail if snd_hda_intel didn't happen to get randomly put at the top), but I still have the problem of the soundcard not being detected at all for some startups. It doesn't follow any pattern I can see - sometimes I'll go for weeks without seeing the problem, other times I need to restart the system multiple times before I get sound.
Any suggestions? I've put off posting this because I thought it might be something easy that I could figure out for myself, but I'm afraid it's got me beat.