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Users / Re: Weird dhcp/routing issue
« on: March 07, 2008, 10:39:17 pm »
just the core's external nic
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nswint -
I didn't do the precompiled modules (I was involved in patching the source)
However, I did upgrade to beta 4 myself and the x10 support did make it in. If I were you, I'd go that route - the torrent actaully went pretty fast for me.
Also, as pointed out in this thread, there is a bug in the web admin where you can test the x10 devices. This has been filed in mantis.
nswint-
Are you using 0710 beta 4?
A couple of quick questions
Did you start out with no playback devices at all after a fresh install (thus no alsa installed as well ...)
Your aplay -l output reads ALC662, while the only time I maneged to get something recognised it was ALC885 (tough it's supposed to be ALC889A ...) so are you strugling with the exact same board ?
What mode is your sata set to in the bios ?
Thnx
Itsik
A quick update (and nt a very good one unfortunately ...)
So far nothing, and I mean NOTHING has been able to convince the onboard sound to work.
I've been working on it for 3 days now, tried anything I could find on the net, Realtek Drivers, Alsa 1.0.16 and anything else I could think of.
For the system the on board sound simply does not exist.
This is getting really annoying now...
God I hope B4 has had something done to it's sound drivers other wise I'm just about ready to give up...
Itsik
Well, I finally got to tinkering with this board and here's the first part of the report as promised...
I loaded it up with 2 gigs of ram and a Pentium Core2Duo 6550, a LG SATA dvd/rw and a WD 160 gb HDD, and decided to make a core/hybrid out of it.
0710B3 dvd install went smooth with special issues untill the AVwizard froze on the DTS test. I hit Ctrl+alt+F2 to try and unmute the spdif out, enter "alsamixer" and it's not there. I try to see what sound card I have just to discover the NO sound card was detected at all.
A quick google search tells me 2 things. What I have is a Realtek ALC889A HD Audio chipset and this thing has problems under windows as well.
A little more digging and I find that Realtek have released a set of linux drivers for this chipset. So I downloaded the driver and installed it, and now everything's working fine, including the AVwizard which does not freeze altough there's still no sound. I unmuted the spdif in alsamixer but still no sound. I might have a defected cable so I'm gonna buy one tomorow just to be on the safe side and continue from there.
More to come ...
Itsik