Posted August 18th, 2009 by vivekvyas13jul1992

I have a laptop with Sound driver (HaHa)
with OS ELX BizDesk 4.0(with linux-2.6.22 i had upgraded)
Driver module: -snd-intel8x0

Problem
every time need to enter lines on Bash:-
modprobe snd-intel8x0
modprobe snd-seq-oss
modprobe snd-pcm-oss
alsamixer (Oh why sound keep muted (sounds on and increasin too via Master,PCM tags))

intention: -I want to make sound on at boot time not via shell script with already sound set too with keyboard sound(increase,decrease,mute operable)


There is not only that one. Many problems I have Major are:-
glibc(compilation Headache)
X11R6.9.0(host.def wants to kill me)


Sorry for bad English
I hope this things are not overdose for 17 year old boy like me


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linu(s/x) is greaaaaaaaaate

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