CurlySurmudgeon wrote:
> After 4 days of fighting the sound problem in 9.10 Daniel T Chen noticed
> that my kernel was old. The 9.10 update installed
> vmlinuz-2.6.31-14-generic but didn't edit /boot/grub/menu.lst. Adding
> the kernel by manually editing the new kernel fixed my sound problems.
>
>
Thanks for your input on the sound problem. I managed to get the sound
working by having to try and install a new kernel. The kernel didn't
install but somehow my /boot/grub/menu.lst got updated in the process so
now I have sound. I still need to edit the menu.lst file to delete the
kernel that didn't install. In the ealier version (9.04) I had a grub
editor installed but since that's not available in 9.10 how do I edit
the menu.lst file?
Daniel
CurlySurmudgeon wrote: 2.6.31- 14-generic but didn't edit /boot/grub/ menu.lst. Adding
> After 4 days of fighting the sound problem in 9.10 Daniel T Chen noticed
> that my kernel was old. The 9.10 update installed
> vmlinuz-
> the kernel by manually editing the new kernel fixed my sound problems.
>
>
Thanks for your input on the sound problem. I managed to get the sound
working by having to try and install a new kernel. The kernel didn't
install but somehow my /boot/grub/menu.lst got updated in the process so
now I have sound. I still need to edit the menu.lst file to delete the
kernel that didn't install. In the ealier version (9.04) I had a grub
editor installed but since that's not available in 9.10 how do I edit
the menu.lst file?
Daniel