Dell latitude d610 no audio output device installed

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I have a port replicator, not a full scale docking station, but the issue is the same - no audio coming through the docking station port. I have a docking station as mentioned before and for some reason I can not get any audio through put while the system is in the docking station.

DELL LATITUDE D610 NO AUDIO OUTPUT DEVICE INSTALLED WINDOWS

Works well, the only problem is that I can't move windows between the screens. Anyway, I use one of the window managers that has issue like that and I just start 2 Xorg sessions, one on each screen.

That is most likely issue with the window manager you are using and not with the drivers. I wish Dell would let you select an NVidia video card grr. Useless when you maximize windows and they streach across the display or start in the middle of the split screens.

DELL LATITUDE D610 NO AUDIO OUTPUT DEVICE INSTALLED DRIVERS

Radeon drivers support xinerama just fine and even allow to have different resolution on both heads. Instead, I created 2 Xorg configurations and use one (with xorg radeon drivers) for work environment, and ATI configuration when I feel like playing games. I gave up make them work nicely in all configurations. Since I use a docking station at work I would love to take advantage of the 'Big Desktop'ДЄTI drivers suck. This drives me nuts that they do not have this working. Plus, this SXGA+ LCD should definitely be able to handle it. The reason is that I plan to spend a lot of time on the console and I'd like for there to be as much info on one line as possible. However, is there any way I could make the fonts on the framebuffer even smaller. I realized that while I had compiled support for intelfb into the kernel I did not compile support for vesafb into the kernel. Make sure that you have vesafb compiled into the kernel, NOT as a module. However, the result is always the same.Д®rnel (hd0,1)/kernel-2.6.12-gentoo-r10 root=/dev/sda6 vga=0x343 video=vesafb:mtrr,ywrap,vram=64 splash=silent,fadein,theme:crystal quiet CONSOLE=/dev/tty1 I've tried passing many combinations of vga=0x318 and video=vesafb/video=intelfb to the kernel during boot. I made sure to compile support for the 915 into the kernel (intelfb). However, if I boot from the custom kernel that I built the fonts are huge and ugly. When I boot from the installation cd, for example, all the fonts are nice and small. However, I'd like the console screen resolution to be higher than it currently is (not X, the actual console). I've basically got my barebones gentoo system up and running on my Latitude D610. Gentoo addict: tomorrow I quit, I promise!. Have you considered giving a try to Getting DRI working with Intel Sonoma?

Majumbu, can't help you, i don't have a docking station (but after some week of use, i which i had. Last edited by KaZeR on Wed 7:16 am edited 1 time in total darn cables! )Д¬oncerning graphics driver, i just tried linux-2.6.14-rc2 and now i have 250 fps in glx gears (i had 160 with linux-2.6.12-suspend2-r4) with my i915.Д«ut, i'm still unable to play videos on VGA output (mplayer gives a blue screen) and cloned mode (VGA+LCD) gives a really ugly picture on VGA output (but normal one on LCD). Majumbu, can't help you, i don't have a docking station (but after some weeks of use, i wish i had. Thanks in advance for any more insight or recommendations on my audio road block. So any help here would be greatly appreciated.ДЄll in all the laptop is ok I still think Dell could do better but it serves my business purposes and I guess that what matters in the end right? If this is the case I am not intimate enough to know where to point the system to use that audio device instead of the default one. I am not exactly sure why but I believe it has something to do with it detecting the docking stations ability to handle audio and setting up a seperate audio device. I wish Dell would let you select an NVidia video card grr.Дў. Since I use a docking station at work I would love to take advantage of the 'Big Desktop' mode but it is useless when you maximize windows and they streach across the display or start in the middle of the split screens. ATI drivers and the lack of or not implemented support for Xineram extensions. I have still two issues remaining and i no one of them is ATI's issue.ДЎ. I have the ati drivers installed and working with direct rendering, and just finished up setting up wireless and minor power management options. I just finished a week long session with my D610 and I believe I have everything working the way I want.

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Yes - sure bluetooth is started If not, hci do not workДЄll is started, all looks configured ok, by me, but no bluetooth device can be discovered Gentoo Forums Forum Index Kernel & Hardware Gentoo Forums :: View topic - The DELL Latitude D610 Thread

Dell latitude d610 no audio output device installed