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Savar: /* Cracking noises */

2008-07-18T17:39:33Z

‎Cracking noises

Savar: little answer

2008-07-18T17:36:37Z

little answer

Deason at 01:54, 2 September 2006

2006-09-02T01:54:49Z

Deason: FreeBSD

2006-09-02T00:32:00Z

FreeBSD

Rockear: NetBSD note

2006-07-28T09:11:34Z

NetBSD note

Feuervogel at 13:06, 29 May 2006

2006-05-29T13:06:22Z

New page

== Cracking noises ==

hi, made my sound work with alsaconf, but i do have the described cracking noises.

the article reads:

''Possible cracking noises can be avoided by adding the position_fix=2 optional argument for the module.''

how can i do this? i've found the following line in my /etc/modules.conf:

''Possible cracking noises can be avoided by adding the position_fix=2 optional argument for the module.''

what do i have do add or change?

thanks for help!

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       {{cmduser|grep snd-hda-intel /etc/modprobe.d/*}}
 . if there is already a line like "options snd-hda-intel <OPTIONS>" then you have to modify this and add "position_fix=2" at the end
-. if there is no file make a new one in /etc/modprobe.d/ or use /etc/modprobe.d/options if available and add the following line {{cmdresult|options snd-hda-intel position_fix=2}}
+. if there is no file make a new one in /etc/modprobe.d/ or use /etc/modprobe.d/options if available and add the following line
 == NetBSD note ==
 I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.

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 thanks for help!
 == NetBSD note ==
 I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.

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	I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.		I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.
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−	~~== FreeBSD ==~~
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−	~~Has anyone got sound to work at all under FreeBSD? I have yet to see anyone saying that they have, and was just wondering if it's possible.~~
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−	~~--[[User:Deason\|Deason]]~~

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:32, 2 September 2006
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	I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.		I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.
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		+	== FreeBSD ==
		+
		+	Has anyone got sound to work at all under FreeBSD? I have yet to see anyone saying that they have, and was just wondering if it's possible.
		+
		+	--[[User:Deason\|Deason]]

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	thanks for help!		thanks for help!
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		+	== NetBSD note ==
		+
		+	I just wanted to mention that disabling the modem in BIOS solved a huge problem I was experiencing with the azalia sound chip in my T60p. With the modem enabled, I was only able to hear sound at less than half-volume through the headphone jack, and barely at the edge of hearing through the speakers. Disabling the modem now allows me to adjust the volume with mixerctl properly.