I installed Cassandra a while ago, after deleting Bianca, Sound worked fine in Bianca, but I guess Cassie is not saying anything. Jealousy.
This is a dual boot setup with W2K, and sound is fine in 2K.
Installed Cassandra, no sound.
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Installed Cassandra, no sound.
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Installed Cassandra, no sound
I had the same problem on a new build. My sound card is an X-Fi Xtreme Audio which, sometimes, shows up as an Audigy card. This depends on the distro.fixrman wrote:Ahh, I figured it might be sumfink like that. I'll try it. I have a SB Audigy.
As far as I know, there are no open source drivers for the X-Fi cards (yet).
If you have a mobo with onboard sound, switch your plug to it. Most onboard sound works in linux.