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Dam, spoke too soon. Sound gone again. Might be my problem I am not sure, but worth a go for yourself as it is a good OS, just problems my end. I always seem to get them no matter how hard I try and avoid them. Must be my magnetic charm
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http://www.mrbass.org/linux/mepis/sound/ http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-mepis-638645/ http://www.mepis.org/docs/en/index.p...nd_not_working http://www.mepislovers.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=16 http://www.mepislovers.org/forums/sh...ad.php?t=20513 Hope this helps. |
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Thanks BK the forum is helping out but at present have gone through most things and it doesn't look as if it can be resolved. But later I might have another bash
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in the task bar you should see a small speaker right click on it and go into show mixer settings. ensure you click on the buttons and your volumes are turned up. I experienced this problem also. hope this helps
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I am in the middle of load PC-BSD and going to have a look at that. If you are prepared to have limitations to hardware then its great to work with. Don't think that because your Epson printer and all the wonderful functions you have in WIndows will be there because they won't. It is a system shock and even Firefox has certain limitations in Linux which at first I couldn't believe. Wine programs may or may not perform to how they should do either. But on the other hand there are loads of benefits to using the OS, also you accept these limitations as you progress in Linux. I am sorry to say this but I am glad at present that I don't have to rely on Linux as my only OS. Maybe when I get that stable Linux I will say something different Tony |
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Hi Tony
I would agree that linux is not ready to replace windows. That is why I still have winxp with a dual boot setup to Mepis. I guess my original reason for having a linux os and promoting others to follow, still stands. Learn what linux is and provide feed back. This should in (theory) help improve linux and make it more usable to the average person. I also feel Windows has become fat and bloated and think there should be other alternatives. Cheers Wdhpr |
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It's true that Linux isn't ready to replace Windows since Linux was initially created by developers who just wanted their own working OS for them to do whatever they want. Windows is however getting more and more problematic, in terms of security, so it would be wise (in my opinion) to use an alternative OS, like Linux, when doing something like surfing the net or writing a report (for security reasons) and use Windows when doing something that you can't do with Linux like when the new projector or scanner you've recently bought isn't supported by the Linux distro you're using or maybe when there isn't any alternative software in Linux for a certain software that you're using in Windows.
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'Cannot dump No Dump Device defined'. So here goes another round of research and resolving problems. Why do I do it? ![]() Anyway BK, stop sitting on the side lines and get your feet wet. It shouldn't just be me getting the frustration here, I love to share it ![]() Tony |
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