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Ok, so I like to play with the latest kernel and I downloaded it and used my arch .config file and made my new kernel just fine. It boots and is really fast on my desktop. However, with the new kernel, I seem to have lost my ability to use my mic. There are options in alsamixer, but even when I max out all the relevent sliders, no mic.
Basically, I wanted to know if I can keep the compiled kernel and simply pacman -S alsa-drivers, or do I have to remove alsa support in the kernel before I do this?
Thanks!!!
System Info:
AMD64 3400
GeForce 6800 Ultra
Audigy Value
Joe
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Try these commands in the command line:
amixer set Mic 75%
amixer set Mic cap
amixer set Capture 75%
amixer set Capture cap
amixer set Capture unmute
If they work for you, add them on your /etc/rc.local so they start when Arch boots.
If they don't work, there's quite probably a bug, and so file the bug at Alsa's web site and Arch's.
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Try these commands in the command line:
amixer set Mic 75%
amixer set Mic cap
amixer set Capture 75%
amixer set Capture cap
amixer set Capture unmuteIf they work for you, add them on your /etc/rc.local so they start when Arch boots.
If they don't work, there's quite probably a bug, and so file the bug at Alsa's web site and Arch's.
Ok, I will give that a try... Thanks!!!
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