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>>>>> "R" == R Hofland <[hidden email]> writes:
R> Regardless of those issues, it may still be a simple fix if you
R> can find out what was corrupted or reset during an install.
It's a simple fix because I don't really need any of those packages.
So I removed them and now things work.
The only thing that isn't simple is reporting the problem, which is
probably why it's a problem.
R> As I mentioned, I have learned to first check my sound drivers
R> when the sound disappears-- it usually just needs to have a
R> channel or two turned up, or the whole thing reset and then
R> perhaps readjusting the settings.
Yes, mixer problems are an whole 'nother can of worms, but as far as I
can tell, they have nothing to do with this particular issue.
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