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    No sound, no network no network manager after upgrade

    my computer is an Amilo Pa 3553

    Had sound in 10.04, had network managers and everything worked.

    Now i tried to upgrade to 10.10 but after upgrading found out that there is no sound- dead, neither there was network manager as I remember.

    So I tried to download kubuntu 10.10 dvd. Total waste of time, mostly because i cant boot from that dvd- message "no operating system found" so its pretty much useless. So then I downloaded cd version. No sound again after install, no network manager visible, impossible to connect or detect wireless networks.

    Question is - how to get that damn sound (dead in headphones and speakers) ? Type commands if you want me to perform specific tasks, no enigma "check your checksum5" replies please, maybe there are geniuses in using console, but im not one of them.
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    Re: No sound, no network no network manager after upgrade

    Did you boot the Live CD? Do you have networking with that?
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      Re: No sound, no network no network manager after upgrade

      oh yes, I tried to boot without the install and check the sound there - NOGO no sound just like after install. And this was performed using 10.10 cd version. When I tried the 10.04 cd, then during a session without install I had sound and networking, using 10.10 cd - no sound and no networking

      And btw. After installing 10.10 I just cant find knetwork manager or wicd, just like there isnt any present.
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        Re: No sound, no network no network manager after upgrade

        OK, networking is one thing, and audio is a different thing. Networking problems on a default installation are pretty unusual, but audio issues are pretty common. I recommend we focus on networking.

        You're not going to install wicd or anything else, until you have a working connection to the Internet.

        Can you boot the Live CD, choose "Try Kubuntu", and when you have the Kubuntu desktop, run these commands in the Konsole, and do a screen capture or something so you can paste the output here in the forum.

        Code:
        lspci
        Code:
        lsmod
        Code:
        sudo ifconfig -a
        Code:
        sudo service networking start
        Also if you get error messages on that last command, it would be good to see the error.


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