perso , j'ai crû lire que ça fait 3 ans que le probleme est reglé
Document Number:
TT1040187
Release Date:
04/03/2001
c'est sur l'adresse que je t'avais filée :
1. Login as root.
2. When using the GNOME or KDE Desktop environment (default from Dell), click the Terminal icon on the Task Bar to launch a command line window.
3. Type sndconfig and press the <Enter> key.
4. Click OK to have sndconfig probe for your sound card.
NOTE: The sndconfig program may identify the CS4237B audio controller chip as a CS4236B.
5. Sndconfig should present ***spam*** message:
A PnP sound card was found in your system.
If you receive a different message, you may have the sound adapter disabled in the System Setup, or you may have a different model of Dell computer. Refer to the Troubleshooting section, below.
6. Click OK.
NOTE: If you receive a message that the file /etc/isapnp.conf already exists, click OK.
7. Click OK and listen for the test sound.
8. If you are able to hear the sound, click YES and continue to step 9.
If not, click NO, and then click Cancel; refer to the Troubleshooting section, below.
9. Click OK and listen for the MIDI sample.
10. If you are able to hear the MIDI sample, click YES.
If not, click NO, and then click Cancel; refer to the Troubleshooting section, below.
Troubleshooting
* If the sndconfig program cannot find your sound card, check the BIOS setup screen and ensure that sound is enabled. For help with entering your System Setup, refer to Dell Knowledge Base Article: TT1012573 Title "How do I enter the BIOS, CMOS, Setup, or System Setup on my Dell computer?"
* Make sure that your speakers are turned on, the volume is turned up to an audible level, and the cable for the speakers is connected to the output jack on the back of your computer (usually green).
* You may be able to hear the sound sample, but receive an error when you try to play the MIDI sample. If this happens, cancel out of sndconfig and then run it again.
