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General => Users => Topic started by: jeff_rigby on July 10, 2008, 06:43:08 pm
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??? Just tried to install LinuxMCE 7.10 64 bit AMD DVD on a Abit AN-M2HD with one on board gigabit Lan port and a Gigabit Lan card. The DVD install goes smoothy till one gets to the Add Software where nothing is listed. Both the AV wizard and "When you can you see and here me" go well. At the MCE creeen flicker is not running indicating that the network is not working.
When installing from CD all works properly including the AV wizard but there is no sound at "When you can see and hear me". Movies and music have no sound in linux MCE. Flicker works and both gigabit networks cards work properly.
Suggestions for getting the audio to work.
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Check the mixer settings with "alsamixer", chances are something is muted that shouldn't be.
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??? Just tried to install LinuxMCE 7.10 64 bit AMD DVD on a Abit AN-M2HD with one on board gigabit Lan port and a Gigabit Lan card. The DVD install goes smoothy till one gets to the Add Software where nothing is listed. Both the AV wizard and "When you can you see and here me" go well. At the MCE creeen flicker is not running indicating that the network is not working.
When installing from CD all works properly including the AV wizard but there is no sound at "When you can see and hear me". Movies and music have no sound in linux MCE. Flicker works and both gigabit networks cards work properly.
Suggestions for getting the audio to work.
For the DVD install - check your NICs are the right way around. ie eth0 is your external. I have the same board and this was an issue initially. Used udev rules to correct it at first, but then it stopped doing it a long time ago.... dunno why
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I had the same problems with the same mobo. Having already successfully installed LMCE on a different box with an MSI mobo, I sent the Abit one back to eBuyer and got another MSI board with a cheap and cheerful graphics card (came to about the same price). It worked.
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hmm i have two of these and itsik has like 5 the only problem i had was to unmute alsamixer IEC58
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I agree with colin. It sounds like the NICs are reversed. I work with different Linux systems at work and this is a common issue we see.
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Do a search on udev in the forums - I posted something ages ago that gives you the exact udev file needed to correct the order. Seems a bit of a mystery as to the order the system uses, and why it might change. But as I say, when I first started, every build I did had this problem so I inserted the udev file. Then it seemed just to stop happened and hasn't happened since - so I no longer bother. But the udev file fixed it immediately, every time...
Col