How to configure intel sound.

[MrMaX]

To configure intel-hda sound just edit the /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf and add this:

alias snd-card-0 snd-hda-intel
alias sound-slot-0 snd-hda-intel
options snd-hda-intel model=3stack

Reboot and that's about it.

[RageLtMan]

Thanks for the info, tried it, to no avail unfortunatley. Might be the centrino2 system... dunno

[nCounTr]

I had the same problem with the intel and those commands didn't help, so i ended up installing the new alsa v1.18a drivers and the sound worked perfectly.
btw, i have centrino duo platform with intel core2duo paired with intel pro/wireless 3945abg mini pci-e.
i think that the new drivers will help u 2.

[IneedHelp]

didn't work

[RageLtMan]

I just finished upgrading to 2.6.27.7 and it fixed the problem altogether, the new centrino2 and c2d platforms seem to need the new kernel. Too many new options and devices embedded in these things... works great though

I have a post in the BT3F forum chronicling my struggles with this.

[MrMaX]

Mine is Intel Copporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) HDA Controller
And i had only to do that....
And if you add a new user check if that user is part of the audio group

[05gmccarthyg]

i am currently using an acer aspire 5315 and i have searched all over the web on how configure my audio card and still i cannot find a solution. I am using the Backtrack 3 Live final version if that helps in any way.

can someone please help me.

[Oversight]

Originally Posted by 05gmccarthyg

i am currently using an acer aspire 5315 and i have searched all over the web on how configure my audio card and still i cannot find a solution. I am using the Backtrack 3 Live final version if that helps in any way.

can someone please help me.

Same here, will post specs.

[Jh0sZ]

To up your volumen in intel card, run the next command:

$sudo alsamixer

and modifies it like youself want....