When I try to configure my Sound - Hardware, and select my Radeon 6950 card, it never saves. And I get no sound.
Any idea what I can do? Configuring it manually? I'm using LMDE MATE 64.
Thanks.
p.s. I had installed Cinnamon initially, but, I would get some error message that Cinnamon would crash. I was able to switch it to MATE. The thing is, that after switching to MATE, I got sound, but, my video looked bad.
I decided to just do a clean install of MATE 64. Now my video is perfect, but, I have no sound. OMG!
Sound Preferences - Hardware - won't save - AMD Radeon 6950
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Sound Preferences - Hardware - won't save - AMD Radeon 6950
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Re: Sound Preferences - Hardware - won't save - AMD Radeon 6
I finally got it fixed. I remember reading some note in a file on my system called [something].blacklist and it had radeon in it. I have an AMD Radeon 6950 video card.
After installing and removing different packages, I can't be 100% sure what fixed the sound, but, I think it was when I noticed I had fglrx and another package xserver-xorg-video-radeon installed. I removed xserver-xorg-video-radeon (based on the blacklist file) and I believe that fixed it.
Seems like a bug to me that the two packages were installed together, assuming that removing xserver-xorg-video-radeon was the actual fix.
After installing and removing different packages, I can't be 100% sure what fixed the sound, but, I think it was when I noticed I had fglrx and another package xserver-xorg-video-radeon installed. I removed xserver-xorg-video-radeon (based on the blacklist file) and I believe that fixed it.
Seems like a bug to me that the two packages were installed together, assuming that removing xserver-xorg-video-radeon was the actual fix.