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Re: sound problem fixed!



 Scott Ehrlich wrote: 
> I was reminded of lsof (as root to show more), a tool I've never really 
> used, but knew of. 
> 
> That found pulseaudio.  Once removed, and with a reboot, sound is back. 
> 
> Scott 
> 
I don't remember the original thread but I assume that you 
have installed F8. I have just upgraded from Fc6 and did ran 
the sound detect gui. At first I had no sound and it 
disabled the device. I then fiddled with some of the 
selections and re-detected the card in repeat mode and then 
there was sound and I could listen to vlc playing mpg's as 
regular user. I don't listen to a lot of sound files on my 
laptop so I don't know if this is a fluke. I have read that 
pulse audio has caused a lot of user space problems. What 
were your symptoms so that I may test further to be sure I'm 
not assuming too much? 
Jim K-R 

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