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[ubuntu] No sound on Lenovo T61 with KArmic Koala

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi all, Im a complete newbie to ubuntu and linux in general. Having wiped my Vista and replaced it with Ubuntu, I'm facing an annoying problem. Theres no audio at all. I have tried to toggle almost all switches in the sound controls. I have tried to run alsamixer to crank everything to max. with no result ](*,) Having googled without getting an answer, I'm now desperate! What to do and what to check? alsamixer reports : Card: HDA Intel, Chip: Analog Devices AD1984 (Hardware)

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