I plugged in my headphones to my Intel Macbook running Ubuntu Intrepid and nothing…not a sound. I knew there was sound because when I unplugged the headphones, the sound came through without problem.
To get the sound going again, I had to do the following at the command line:
1) sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer
and then opened
2) Applications:Sound & Video: GNOME ALSA Mixer
3) And turned off MUTE in the SURROUND section as shown in the screenshot above.
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Thanks man! You ROCK!
Thanks man! You ROCK!
Thanks, really what I needed!!!
Thanks, really what I needed!!!
Thanks that worked for me. I couldn't hear any sound when I plugged my headphones into the headphone jack on my mac but now I can. I am running Linux Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid.
Thanks that worked for me. I couldn't hear any sound when I plugged my headphones into the headphone jack on my mac but now I can. I am running Linux Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid.
Awesome tip, thanks!
Awesome tip, thanks!
Thanks!! worked in a MacBook 2,1 whith Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Thanks!! worked in a MacBook 2,1 whith Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Excellent! Worked a treat for me too using kubuntu 10.10 on a macbook. There is a mixer for KDE called KMix, which I would have assumed was more or less equivalent to GNOME alsa mixer, but I couldn't find the relevant settings using KMix, so apparently not. Thanks for the tip.
Excellent! Worked a treat for me too using kubuntu 10.10 on a macbook. There is a mixer for KDE called KMix, which I would have assumed was more or less equivalent to GNOME alsa mixer, but I couldn't find the relevant settings using KMix, so apparently not. Thanks for the tip.