| 2007-06-21 17:12:55 |
kiwman |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2007-06-21 17:14:41 |
kiwman |
description |
Hello everyone :-)
If anyone can provide some piece of advice on this, I'd be more than grateful:
I have a Toshiba Satellite P100-347 with as a Graphic Card an Nvidia GeForce 7900.
I installed Feisty Fawn (Kubuntu) on dual boot as I am a newB, and was very happy with the internet connection but not as much with the sound: I just can't hear anything.
Using different Plugins and packages to allow MP3 being readen by Amarok, Totem, VCL...
I did however not manage to get the any sound.
I guess the driver of the Graphic card does not work properly.
Nvidia does not provide drivers for Ubuntu on their websites, as far as I know.
What I noticed using Ubuntu's resticted Driver Manager,
is that the Graphic card has been found as being indeed "a GeForce 7900",
but Kubuntu does not realise it is a Graphic Card: "Device" is marked as "unknown"
Let me again praise the work of Ubuntu developers:
For what I already have: Thanks a LOT ;-) !!!
if you can get me the sound to work,
I'll definitely make my way to engage in the open source community.
yours Faithfully,
Greg kiwmann. |
Hello everyone :-)
If anyone can provide some piece of advice on this, I'd be more than grateful:
I have a Toshiba Satellite P100-347 with as a Graphic Card an Nvidia GeForce 7900.
I installed Feisty Fawn (Kubuntu) on dual boot as I am a newB, and was very happy with the internet connection but not as much with the sound: I just can't hear anything.
Using different Plugins and packages to allow MP3 being readen by Amarok, Totem, VCL...
I did however not manage to get any sound.
I guess the driver of the Graphic card does not work properly.
Nvidia does not provide drivers for Ubuntu on their websites, as far as I know.
What I noticed using Ubuntu's resticted Driver Manager,
is that the Graphic card has been found as being indeed "a GeForce 7900",
but Kubuntu does not realise it is a Graphic Card: "Device" is marked as "unknown"
Let me again praise the work of Ubuntu developers:
For what I already have: Thanks a LOT ;-) !!!
if you can get me the sound to work,
I'll definitely make my way to engage in the open source community.
yours Faithfully,
Greg kiwmann. |
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| 2007-06-21 17:28:26 |
kiwman |
description |
Hello everyone :-)
If anyone can provide some piece of advice on this, I'd be more than grateful:
I have a Toshiba Satellite P100-347 with as a Graphic Card an Nvidia GeForce 7900.
I installed Feisty Fawn (Kubuntu) on dual boot as I am a newB, and was very happy with the internet connection but not as much with the sound: I just can't hear anything.
Using different Plugins and packages to allow MP3 being readen by Amarok, Totem, VCL...
I did however not manage to get any sound.
I guess the driver of the Graphic card does not work properly.
Nvidia does not provide drivers for Ubuntu on their websites, as far as I know.
What I noticed using Ubuntu's resticted Driver Manager,
is that the Graphic card has been found as being indeed "a GeForce 7900",
but Kubuntu does not realise it is a Graphic Card: "Device" is marked as "unknown"
Let me again praise the work of Ubuntu developers:
For what I already have: Thanks a LOT ;-) !!!
if you can get me the sound to work,
I'll definitely make my way to engage in the open source community.
yours Faithfully,
Greg kiwmann. |
Hello everyone :-)
If anyone can provide some piece of advice on this, I'd be more than grateful:
I have a Toshiba Satellite P100-347 with as a Graphic Card an Nvidia GeForce 7900.
I installed Feisty Fawn (Kubuntu) on dual boot as I am a newB, and was very happy with the internet connection but not as much with the sound: I just can't hear anything.
Using different Plugins and packages to allow MP3 being readen by Amarok, Totem, VCL...
I did however not manage to get any sound.
I guess the driver of the Graphic card does not work properly.
Nvidia does not provide drivers for Ubuntu on their websites, as far as I know.
What I noticed using Ubuntu's Hardware Information,
is that the Graphic card has been found as being indeed "a GeForce 7900",
but Kubuntu does not realise it is a Graphic Card: "Device" is marked as "unknown"
Let me again praise the work of Ubuntu developers:
For what I already have: Thanks a LOT ;-) !!!
if you can get me the sound to work,
I'll definitely make my way to engage in the open source community.
yours Faithfully,
Greg kiwmann. |
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| 2007-06-21 17:29:23 |
kiwman |
bug |
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added attachment 'Screenshot.png' (screen shot of unrecognised device family) |
| 2007-06-21 17:35:11 |
Freddy Martinez |
None: status |
New |
Incomplete |
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| 2007-06-21 17:35:11 |
Freddy Martinez |
None: assignee |
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freddymartinez9 |
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| 2007-06-21 17:35:11 |
Freddy Martinez |
None: statusexplanation |
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What is your audio device name. You are describing your video card, which does not handle sound. |
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| 2007-12-20 18:56:19 |
Brian Murray |
None: status |
Incomplete |
Invalid |
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| 2007-12-20 18:56:19 |
Brian Murray |
None: assignee |
freddymartinez9 |
brian-murray |
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