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Subject: Re: Recent sound change still broken?
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David Xu wrote:
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| I tried to backout ac97.c revision 1.43, now my sound card works again,
| If someone wants more information, please tell me.

David

Could you revert to head and check that the mixer "ogain" is non-zero
(say 100 :-)?  On some codecs "ogain" provides the traditional
functionality of "vol".  I appreciate this is not ideal.

Thanks
- Orion