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Old 1st October 2005, 07:06 PM
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fc4 / alsa (as module) 1.0.9b / no sound any more

After a reboot (cpu loaded at 100%, system freezed, reset button) my FC4 won't play any sound at all.
I checked alsa troubleshooting but all seems ok, except that now I have only 5 slider in alsa mixer: bass, trebl, synth, pcm2 and digital1. Before the crash I have more controls, above all master volume slider.
In Windows all works fine. My guess is that some config file was lost because the hard reboot.
Any idea?
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