On 13/07/11 11:28, Genes MailLists wrote:
>
> Was it rebooting that fixed it - or rebooting with an older kernel?
> Can you try rebooting with newer kernel?
>
> gene
A good question and that only adds to the confusion. To begin
with, rebooting is a painful process and takes about a minute
and a half to get to the point where I can log in and startx.
I shut down then tried booting with the new kernel. No sound.
Then booted with the previous kernel. No Sound.
Shut down and booted again with previous kernel. Sound restored.
I always reboot after a yum update to flush out any problems
like that at my convenience rather than wait. That's what
happened this morning when I found there was no sound. It took a
while to realize I wasn't hearing the incoming message signals.
I'll try the new kernel again later, perhaps rebooting it a
second time made a difference? I prefer to think not but will
try just for laughs.
Bob
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