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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:05:25)
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Tried this ? http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=97936
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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:05:18)
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hmmm, built fine here. do you have kernel26-headers installed? might be needed. if so i can add the dep to the pkgbuild.
hopefully allan won't yell at me for not building in a clean chroot ![]()
also, kernel 34 has these drivers already, that's why i haven't testing installing this package. seeing as the kernel's already in [testing] i'm just going to wait it out.
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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:05:06)
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the version of alsa-utils doesn't matter; that's not the driver, just the utils.
you can find your current driver version by the following command:
cat /usr/src/linux-$(uname -r)/include/sound/version.h
/* include/version.h */
#define CONFIG_SND_VERSION "1.0.22.1"
#define CONFIG_SND_DATE ""BUT i'm on .34 on this box (not my HTPC) and the above is my output... so now i'm confused...
in any event, you either need to boot into a kernel that outputs 1.0.23 in the above (as i understand it), or get the update package working. the XBMC forum and Alsa site say .34 comes with 1.0.23, but it appears my output contradicts that.
uname -r
2.6.34-ck//github/
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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:05:34)
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if you installed the package built by my PKGBUILD, that's supposed to be all that's required. check alsamixer that you now an nvidia card with controllable outputs. unmute them and see.
i dunno what to tell you beyond that...
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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:04:53)
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ok, first, let me repeat a few things:
1. I have not installed this package myself, i don't know how it's supposed to work. another user (on that other thread) manually upgraded their drivers and claims it worked. i simply wrote a PKGBUILD to do the installing of said drivers.
2. alsa-utils is not the drivers. your version of alsa-utils means nothing regarding what you're trying to get working.
version.h could indicate an incomplete install but it could also be a red herring. i'm not sure if installing the new drivers as you did would change the version as outputted by that file. it's a kernel source file and your kernel still did come with 1.0.21.
here is the guide that talks about getting this working.
i suggest you assume you've completed the "Getting ALSA" part and try to follow the rest of the guide.
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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:04:24)
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I'm on GTS250 and this card is not in the list. Just any "Any GT210/GT220/GT240".
so far, the most generic promise of success has been the GT2xx thread. ould got a GT240 working and [vEX] got his GT210 working both by simply upgrading the drivers.
seems that "S" might be a problem.
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Last edited by Varakh (2025-03-15 13:04:15)
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Varakh wrote:I'm on GTS250 and this card is not in the list. Just any "Any GT210/GT220/GT240".
so far, the most generic promise of success has been the GT2xx thread. ould got a GT240 working and [vEX] got his GT210 working both by simply upgrading the drivers.
seems that "S" might be a problem.
The GTS250 is the same card as the older 9800GTX+, so information about the 9800GTX+ might be more useful than the other 200 series cards.
I hope that information might be useful, I have a GTS250, but haven't tried to use hdmi.
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i'm having the exact same problem, did you find any solution?
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