Hey! So I was bored this evening and decided to try out Ubuntu on a spare HD that i had laying around. I've been hearing about it for awhile and thought that i would give it a install. So far i like it, but for the life of me i cannot get my sound card working! its a audigy gamer (quite old now actually) but i thought i would ask the experts for help! any suggestions? Thanks!!
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, Nov 02 2008 11:13 PM
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Posted 02 November 2008 - 11:13 PM
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Posted 25 November 2009 - 11:11 PM
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Ok, sorry, what is the exact details of the card?
It should just work usually, but some chipsets are not supported.
Please, could you start a terminal and type "lspci" (without the quotes) and post the results here in a txt-document? (You can just make one in gedit, by adding .txt as extension when you save it)
The type (Audigy Gamer) has nothing to do with it in this case. The chipset is what runs Linux, because drivers are for chipsets. The naming is something that makes driver-selection easy for windows-users.
Ok, sorry, what is the exact details of the card?
It should just work usually, but some chipsets are not supported.
Please, could you start a terminal and type "lspci" (without the quotes) and post the results here in a txt-document? (You can just make one in gedit, by adding .txt as extension when you save it)
The type (Audigy Gamer) has nothing to do with it in this case. The chipset is what runs Linux, because drivers are for chipsets. The naming is something that makes driver-selection easy for windows-users.
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