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found a fix ^^^
i had to install linux-backports-modules-alsa-maverick-generic-pae through synaptic.
phew

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hey.. i just found a fix for my problem. i had to install the linux-backports-modules-alsa-maverick-generic-pae through synaptic. everything has gone back to how it was... now to fix the problem that...

is anyone still watching this thread who has a solution?
i think i'm having a similar problem:

when i click the sound applet, it says "there are no devices to control..."
trying to open...

this is the terminal readout from doing sudo apt-get upgrade:

Setting up alsa-driver-linuxant (1.0.23.1) ...
Building modules for the 2.6.35-31-generic kernel, please wait... done.
ERROR: Build...

thanks aeiah,

sorry... i should know by now to keep track of what i do... as it is i don't really know but here's something:

this is the original fix, that did not work this time...

hey, i'm having problems and i've tried stuff from other threads but a) it doesn't work or b) it makes no sense to me. so... if someone could help me, please, that would be rad.

i originally had...

sorry to be tardy..
yes, the mic also works, though it has some static.
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i'm having the same problem "waiting for sound system to respond" and deleting the .pulse folder doesn't work.
but i still have sound..

does anyone have a fix yet?

thanks

hi... i'm pretty new to linux too, so don't expect too much from me. on the other hand it sounds like i had exactly the same problems as you. so this is what i did:

fixing the current no sound...

thank you...
that first fix worked.
and the original problem (headphone not recognised) has been fixed too:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11250641#post11250641

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hi...
for the record; i have a lenovo g470 running ubuntu 10.10 and this worked for me.
thank you

hi. i'd really appreciate some help with this...

my original problem was that headphones were not recognised and wouldn't turn off internal speakers.

i have been trying a number of different...