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xor:
 AMD Socket FM2 - AMD A55

xor:

--- Quote from: xor on January 29, 2020, 10:55:11 AM --- AMD Socket FM2 - AMD A55

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F2A55M-HD2

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-F2A55M-HD2-rev-10

Juanito:
As per google, some have had more success with pulseaudio - if you're lucky, pulseaudio might give some clues as to how to configure alsa...

xor:

--- Quote from: Juanito on January 30, 2020, 01:33:23 AM ---As per google, some have had more success with pulseaudio - if you're lucky, pulseaudio might give some clues as to how to configure alsa...

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I don't know the commands.
It may make sense to work with a face with a volume control panel, such as Windows OS.

I am thinking of using xfce.
TCL with grassroots level from xfce
I want to recreate TCL

Which of these commands should I change!


--- Code: ---$ tce-load -wi graphics-4.19.10-tinycore64 alsa-config Xorg-7.7 xf86-video-ati firmware-radeon flwm wbar aterm alsa

$ speaker-test -Ddefault: 1 -c2 -t wav -l1
--- End code ---

How should this code be for xfce installation!?

Juanito:
The two commands you list are correct for your hardware and alsa.

The output you got from the speaker-test command indicates that your analogue sound is working, but muted - that is why I made the two suggestions for alsamixer.

Using xfce is unlikely to help with your problem.

If you would like to try pulseaudio, you can use the following commands:
--- Code: ---$ tce-load -i graphics-4.19.10-tinycore64 alsa-config Xorg-7.7 xf86-video-ati firmware-radeon flwm wbar aterm alsa pavucontrol
$ sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/dbus start
$ startx
--- End code ---

Then double-click on the pavucontrol icon, which will start pulseaudio.

You can then use, for example, xmms-pulse to play an audio file to test your setup.

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