Hardware problem

Asked by Livenicely

i have a board eSys 845gv contains intel 82801db chips and have 64mb vga. but in ubuntu it shows only 16mb. i have two 256mb ddr pc3200 rams . is it better or one 512 is best. and my sound is c-media 9761 but it is not in ubuntu. from where i can download the drivers for vga and sound

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Best David Portwood (dzportwood) said :
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To install your video driver type: 'sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-i810' in a terminal, can you verify some things for your sound, Click System --> Prefs --> Sound and select everything to autodetect and test them. If that doesnt work try selecting your C-Media adapter instead of autodetect, and test again; once this works your sound should work throughout ubuntu, if none of these options work, then we will have to go further into troubleshooting.
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David P.

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Livenicely (livenicely-deactivatedaccount) said :
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Thanks David Portwood, that solved my question.

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azspike (azspike) said :
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David Portwood: I wish my problem was that simple. I have a Gigabyte motherboard with a Realtek 888 sound chip-set.
In System preference sound Default Mixer Track -Device I can select Realtek ALC 888 (Oss Mixer)
and select Line in-volume-speaker-Mic (which I have in XP working) and I have selected All Beeps and
sound (enable software sound mixing (ESD)-play system sounds-etc. In Rhythmbox Music Player and
Movie player (G streamer) I have no sound. I found Realtek-Linux-audiopack-RHEL4U4-4.05f.tar.bz2 at www.Realtek.com and have ran it with the auto installer in Terminal but I am still getting no-where.
I am new to Linux but I have it dual booted with XP and Linux is the boot loader. Any help in Linux will
be appreciated. My e-mail is <email address hidden> and I hope the sound problem is just knowing
what to type and when to hit enter.