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According to the device (4370) and vendor (1002) code, it should be the ATI IXP AC'97 Audio Controller chip, and the driver corresponding should be the realtek.

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See if there are any error messages that are given from the alsaconf tool. I had some problems with my Ac'97 some time back, but that was with debian. Also are there any errors given when you play music or whatnot. Lspci is a good place to start, but try running xmms from a terminal and see if there are any specific errors given. Also, check out the settings in the configuration of your audio player. You could also check if there is a /dev/dsp device.

To test the device try a. Thx jimmy, tried that stuff. No luck though. I've been surfing around and it looks like alot of people are running into the same issue.

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I guess the problem is that my system wrongly sees the audio device as atiixp 97. I think the device is actually ALC658D, but i have no idea how to tell the system this. As far as sound playback goes, the computer sees no problem, music players work, there's just no sound coming out. I tried installing the newest version of alsa, but still doesn't work, idk if there's something more that needs to be done there. Hope that clarifies alittle.