-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Look at your alsa.conf. You might have to comment out the old card and make sure the new card is the first one selected. Also, you didn't say what chipset you have, but you might need non-free firmware. On Debian, that requires adding the package with your firmware module and making sure it's loaded by the kernel. With USB sound, for example, the default is to always have it listed as the second card and never use it as the primary sound device. I had a similar problem on the server with no sound until I set USB to be first. Also, alsactl is for saving and restoring the current state of your ALSA settings, not for changing those settings. As Jason said, you have to use amixer or some other tool to set the volume where you want, then use "alsactl save" to save the settings in /var/lib/alsa/asound.state on Debian. On 6/10/2013 5:16 PM, Rob Hudson wrote: > I removed my soundblaster PCI card for use in another system. Now I > don't get any sound from my onboard chip. I tried the commands > /etc/init.d/alsa-utils reset alsactl restore Nothing. Help? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJRtp0CAAoJEPrAuJWnLe0yFUAP+wWTS6UGqdEJP4emdiv7/FF5 81kFhatW3H0zIyEQFmq4OcVdvtJShKjNmUFXWxWacJBg07zrENizZwrzuDWOA22m DwBbVxhZP02pbTKruPtioo7pZol2XpCZt0cArqSxCOdTnI3Dx36WWiJjG1w/iRwP FBXmF4vVDnwVntdJeGreDpBWaazmioalWee0WI6VKiJv8/1qOq+bv8oDZItBHfSJ fwUJadCzIBdysYNd8pKkjIGTUo9J3qebxyEDK80HH/u6sO1VUaDJMSyA9GJkeXBm ASucT/B8u73W4Q4eEr8qYiFkcVqZPetG2fYCerUBFeqiZjq6LDJ3eLfRK2BMf3kU V4HbB91KP0MV7Myl1pmn3Y9IhT00ksyYiWNvNaW13f07tOdZcihP6YAvCfF87SuQ pXqZ65OMrEIiL1ivY+pObZ5Qb/mmXwnffMkZIKdBdjzRwbqVqW7ai6/NBKf3wYnQ huEvKIeip7iFzggYGzMVAOm42T5Z01itLSxA0JAU891EzFIQQIJsS2QqPHJaHrEy 5Ytg4AeP3igSJud8uqrNgiamCfFBYdVQidqcDJNRIZk9Gz6Pcq/ohcnUURcy9dFm 1eyi128mCk9LvvC3ONoigH9DYIQAFGUEJbvSNoUg7ZDHDJmNvSfkaOM2XY6dyzob 2d3/QIiGUGlQq/HKtGpQ =8W+c -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
