[Musta78]

After doing a fresh install to the new version I got no sound.
This is install to a USB flash drive. I have enable sound in options, and checked that alsamixer is not in mute, and everything seems ok.
I'm using toslink from my soundcard to the receiver.

Everything worked well on the previous I had (maybe it was 8.....something)

http://pastebin.com/mbc2865e
Tested on "The day the earth stood still", it's a bit down in pastebin link

[Musta78]

*bump*
Anyone wan't to point me in a direction?

[iainmacleod]

I ran into the same problem myself, I found the following instructions that worked for me:

you must verify the state of the IEC958 (digital out) device using the command:

iecset

which will produce the output:

Mode: consumer
Data: audio
Rate: 48000 Hz
Copyright: permitted
Emphasis: none
Category: PCM coder
Original: original
Clock: 1000 ppm

Verify that the Data value is set to audio. If it is not set, then run the command:

iecset audio on

This information came from this site:
http://blog.tuxcoder.com/2009/01/solving...ssues.html

[Musta78]

[SOLVED]

[SOLVED]
All you need to do is add this (the file is now named .conf on the end:

Code:

sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf


Code:

options snd-hda-intel model=6stack-dig