[ALSA - lib 0001056]: Realtek ALC 880 on board sound chip not detected.

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The following issue has been CLOSED
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<https://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/alsa-bug/view.php?id=1056> 
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Reported By:                David Kinzer
Assigned To:                tiwai
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Project:                    ALSA - lib
Issue ID:                   1056
Category:                   alisp
Reproducibility:            always
Severity:                   major
Priority:                   normal
Status:                     closed
Resolution:                 fixed
Fixed in Version:           
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Date Submitted:             04-15-2005 15:51 CEST
Last Modified:              07-08-2005 10:37 CEST
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Summary:                    Realtek ALC 880 on board sound chip not detected.
Description: 
Description of problem:
New HP m7060n Media Center PC. (Private ASUS motherboard with integrated
sound.)
Install FC3 core (workstation config) from scratch.
Sound chip is not detected.
Core is "up2date"

>From Specs sheet:
      Integrated Intel High Definition (TM) audio (Azalia) 

          o Realtek ALC 880 chipset
          o THX certification support
          o 8-channels for Full Dolby 5.1/6.1/7.1 surround sound support
with Dolby Pro Logic IIx
          o Dolby 5.1



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 David Kinzer - 04-17-05 22:55 
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By fiddling with enough things that I read about on the web I have managed
to get everything working at this point.  

Thanks again for your assistance.

Notes for future readers:

Desktop & game noises started working after running the test in
Preferences->More Preferences->Multimedia System Selector.  I don't know
why.

This computer does not ship with an analog audio connection to the CD
drive, the Gnome CD player requires this.  I loaded XMMS and XMMS-cdread
to get a CD player working.  Use cd-rom drive (/dev/cdrom1) instead of
burner drive which would skip regularily as it spun up and down in speed.

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 tiwai - 04-19-05 17:43 
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Thanks for confirmation.  The rest seems to be non-specific to the sound
system, so let's close this now.

Issue History
Date Modified  Username       Field                    Change              
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04-15-05 15:51 David Kinzer   New Issue                                    
04-15-05 15:52 David Kinzer   Note Added: 0004501                          
04-15-05 15:57 pzad           Note Added: 0004502                          
04-16-05 04:41 David Kinzer   Note Added: 0004504                          
04-16-05 08:58 pzad           Note Added: 0004505                          
04-17-05 01:03 David Kinzer   Note Added: 0004509                          
04-17-05 22:55 David Kinzer   Note Added: 0004514                          
04-19-05 17:43 tiwai          Status                   new => resolved     
04-19-05 17:43 tiwai          Resolution               open => fixed       
04-19-05 17:43 tiwai          Assigned To               => tiwai           
04-19-05 17:43 tiwai          Note Added: 0004526                          
07-08-05 10:37 perex          Status                   resolved => closed  
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