Darren Landrum wrote: > Darren Landrum wrote: >> I just yanked the sound card and went back to on-board sound. I have a >> feeling that the system is going to be stable from here on out. It >> happened just that way once before. >> >> The only question, then, is is it a hardware or driver issue? I really >> don't care anymore. > > I take it all back. I was playing Leo Laporte's BitGravity stream when X > suddenly crashed and restarted itself, and the mouse pointer was gone > when I logged back in. So I had to restart the computer. > > Still, at least that's a new behavior. > > Also, Youtube videos are now acting weird. Either the video works, or > the audio works, but not both at the same time. > > I'm about ready to take this entire machine out back and have at it with > my sledgehammer. Hmm, sounds to me like you have some hardware problems. I presume you'd notice if there were any blatant physical problems with the motherboard - I looked at one of my old ones a few weeks ago that had been stashed in the closet for several years and some capacitors on a video card had leaked their contents into the AGP slot. Kind of explained why the AGP slot didn't work anymore! If you boot a live Linux CD like Sidux, does it still have the problems? -- David gnome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx authenticity, honesty, community _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
