To anyone else having this problem, the solution described by Jeffrey, above, worked for me. I was having trouble starting esd back up. Not having esd running meant I could only play sounds from one source at a time (I had to close Rhythmbox if I wanted to hear anything else!).
Here's what I did:
chris@chris-desktop:~$ asoundconf list
Names of available sound cards:
M5455
M44
chris@chris-desktop:~$ asoundconf set-default-card M5455
chris@chris-desktop:~$ esd &
I'd second Stefan in saying that it seems this problem should be given more attention. I'd imagine there are several users [who've upgraded from Dapper to Edgy] that are left with a half-working sound configuration.
To anyone else having this problem, the solution described by Jeffrey, above, worked for me. I was having trouble starting esd back up. Not having esd running meant I could only play sounds from one source at a time (I had to close Rhythmbox if I wanted to hear anything else!).
Here's what I did: chris-desktop: ~$ asoundconf list chris-desktop: ~$ asoundconf set-default-card M5455 chris-desktop: ~$ esd &
chris@
Names of available sound cards:
M5455
M44
chris@
chris@
I'd second Stefan in saying that it seems this problem should be given more attention. I'd imagine there are several users [who've upgraded from Dapper to Edgy] that are left with a half-working sound configuration.