@gonedcc
I am sorry for the wrong instruction, thanks for the correction.
My 1225c has not high sound level too. Maybe it is a hardware project choice. (???)
Note however that it depends a lot from the file you are playing. This is what I experienced.
The following are the instructions again but corrected:
Open Terminal
write this command:
sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
this command open program gedit: now you can modify the file sources.list
add to the file the lines:
@gonedcc
I am sorry for the wrong instruction, thanks for the correction.
My 1225c has not high sound level too. Maybe it is a hardware project choice. (???)
Note however that it depends a lot from the file you are playing. This is what I experienced.
The following are the instructions again but corrected:
Open Terminal
write this command:
sudo gedit /etc/apt/ sources. list
this command open program gedit: now you can modify the file sources.list
add to the file the lines:
deb http:// asus.archive. canonical. com/updates precise-yanshui public asus.archive. canonical. com/updates precise-yanshui public
deb-src http://
save the file
close the gedit windows
back to terminal write command:
sudo apt-get update
wait for the prompt then write:
sudo apt-get install alsa-hda- realtek- patched- dkms
wait for the prompt then write:
sudo reboot
wait for reboot
Test the sound using:
System Settings -> Sound -> Test Sound