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Acer Aspire One with AMD C50 - no internet connection or audio available

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rizzim3:
Rich:
Still not working.

Added sleep 2 to bootlocal.sh
I did not see any of the "file not found" errors on boot up.
/opt/alsa/.alsaconf  does contain the number 1
etc/asound.state     starts out with state.Generic and then further down state.SB

When I ran my "as needed basis" script (not in bootlocal.sh but the code is similar) I get a bunch of modprobe errors such as;

modprobe: can't load module snd_mixer_oss (kernel.tclocal/sound/core/oss/snd-mixer-oss.ko.gz): Operation not permitted


I did not see these errors when running the code in bootlocal.sh

Maybe I need to start fresh again, go through the process one more time to make sure I haven't missed anything, whatever that may be.

Thanks!

Juanito:

--- Quote from: rizzim3 on March 10, 2011, 02:01:07 AM ---When I ran my "as needed basis" script (not in bootlocal.sh but the code is similar) I get a bunch of modprobe errors such as;

modprobe: can't load module snd_mixer_oss (kernel.tclocal/sound/core/oss/snd-mixer-oss.ko.gz): Operation not permitted

--- End quote ---

bootlocal.sh runs as root, it is possible that your script is running as user tc, which does not have the appropriate permissions to modprobe. If this is the case, you can preface the modprobe command with "sudo" in your script.

Rich:
Hi rizzim3
My machine has the following installed

alsa
alsa-modules-2.6.33.3-tinycore
alsa-plugins
alsaconf

Lose the OSS stuff, it caused me nothing but trouble.

Get sound working again, remember to run  alsactl store  and see if works.
I have to hit the sack, I'll pick it up tomorrow if you need more help.

rizzim3:
Rich:
I went through the process one more time but still no luck. Maybe you can spot whether or not I'm missing a step. They are as follows;

1) run alsaconf to configure alsa
2) run alsactl store
3) verified that all the files were created
4) added lines to bootlocal.sh
           /usr/local/etc/init.d/alsasound start
           /usr/local/sbin/alsactl restore
5) exit system with backup/restore and reboot
6) reconfirm that all alsa files are there
7) load all alsa extensions
           alsa
           alsa-modules-2.6.33.3
           alsa-plugins
           alsaconf

Thanks!

Rich:
Hi rizzim3
After you get the sound working you need to tell alsa to save it's configuration with

alsactl store

otherwise the  /usr/local/sbin/alsactl restore  command in your bootlocal.sh won't have anything
to restore.

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