After you get the Alsa drivers, you should also get the tools and utils.
I added the following lines to my /etc/rc.local file for initial audio
setup while starting Red Hat Linux:
echo "Adjusting sound card controls..."
# Turn on PCM, CD, Headphones and Speaker
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=22 1 # Turn on PCM
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=16 1 # Turn on CD
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=7 1 # Turn on speaker
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=3 1 # Turn on Headphones
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=23 24,24 # Set PCM Volume
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=17 24,24 # Set CD Volume
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=4 24,24 # Set Headphones Volume
/usr/bin/amixer cset numid=8 13 # Set speaker Volume
If not, all of them are mute.
GZS
Allan Klinbail wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm getting annoyed that every time I restart the machine (or possibly
> just ALSA) I need to reconfigure my mixer settings. (especially for my
> delta 66 as I like to have the adc, dac settings setup so that the
> meters on the computer match those of my mixing desk and hardware
> compressors.. unity gain should be the same everywhere)
>
> I'm sure this is just a matter of having the right SysV init script. My
> confusion is that Mandrake has 3 scripts for sound.. it has alsa,
> alsasound and sound.
>
> Does anyone know which is the right one to be using to ensure that my
> mixer settings are saved?
>
> cheers
>
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