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Operating Systems Solaris Solaris 11 no sound despite finding hardware Post 302970144 by Don Cragun on Saturday 2nd of April 2016 07:18:18 PM
Old 04-02-2016
This is a little out of my area of expertise, but it always helps if you tell us what hardware you're using. (Solaris 11 runs on a wide variety of manufacturer's boxes.) You have told us that the CPU card contains a 12 core Opteron chipset but not who manufactured the box nor that manufacturer's model number for your box. You have shown us that you have tried sound cards made by C-Media Electronics, Inc. and by Creative Labs but not the model numbers from those cards. And, you haven't said whether you are using internal speakers in the box you're using or external speakers (and, if external speakers, how they are connected to your box.

Even though Solaris 11 is relatively new, there have been several releases. What output do you get from?:
Code:
uname -msrv

Are there any diagnostics printed concerning your audio card, drivers, or other software when you boot your system?
 

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oss_cmpci(7)							    OSS Devices 						      oss_cmpci(7)

NAME
oss_cmpci - CMedia CMI8738/8768 audio driver. DESCRIPTION
Open Sound System driver for CMedia Electronics CMI8738/8768 audio CMI87xx device characteristics: o 8/16 bit playback/record o mono/stereo/4ch/5.1ch playback o 8KHz to 48Khz sample rate. MIXER PANEL The CMedia chip provides some unique features that are set up by the Mixer chip. Running ossxmix will display the CMI8738 mixer panel. Most of the sliders and buttons are self evident. However there are some options that need explaining: Dual Dac: Enabling this button sets the CMPCI device as two separate output devices with /dev/dsp1 audio going to the front and /dev/dsp0 going to the rear outputs. Separate audio streams can be send to the device simultaneously. Speaker Mode: The audio can be sent just to the front speakers or it can be sent simultaneously to all speakers in the "Spread" mode. AC3 passthrough only works on Models 037 and higher. This is because of a hardware bug in the earlier models so check the model number (ossinfo -a). SPDIF: o Enable will enable SPDIF output. o Rec will allow you to record from the SPDIF device. Note that when you have SPDIF recording enabled, you cannot play 4/6 channel audio. o Polarity - certain models require you to flip the bit otherwise you get distorted audio. o IMon - monitor input via SPDIF in. o Optical - sets the SPDIF to Optical (TOSLINK) or RCA Jacks interface. OPTIONS
None FILES
/etc/oss4/conf/oss_cmpci.conf Device configuration file AUTHOR
4Front Technologies 16 December 2012 oss_cmpci(7)
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