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The AHS version may have a regression in its 5.18.16 kernel for your hardware.


Back when I was running 19.2 (non AHS) I MX Linux 21 was just released. I upgraded (non live) to 21. Normal x64 version, just like I was using already. Speaker did not worked.

Was not in a mood to try to get it ...

I have installed 21.2 today. I noticed the option to keep my /home and used it.

After install the speaker did not worked. When I booted in kernel 4.19 it did worked. I then installed the 5.10 kernel. When I booted in that one it worked also. And when I booted after that again with the default 5.18 ...

Thanks for the help everyone. Looks like I will be able to mange this way. Install will be for tomorrow. It is getting late here at lang=nl_BE

I was not able to find in the menus of the live boot an option to select a specific kernel. But when I am booted in the live version I did run the installed tool 'Live USB kernel updater'.

I was able to switch over to the antiX 4.19 kernel. I am now booted in the version and I am using indeed 4.19 ...

Thanks for the advice.

I checked Alsamixer out. Nothing weird going on there. Was able to select the non-default, tried the settings. That was not it.
I installed the 4.19 kernel and made a new live boot.

Makes not difference but I see the 4.19 kernel is not used actually.


System: Kernel: 5 ...

Hi,

I am using this mini PC since a couple of years with MX Linux.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001222870244.html

Worked fine out of the box with MX Linux 19.1 up to 19.4 what I am using now.

When I upgraded to 21 the build in speaker did not worked anymore. Same with 21.1 and now 21.2 ...

Yes, I do. - When I do that, manually selected the directory 'background' no images, no thumbnails are shown.

On some desktops it opens normal. Have access to 'background'. Other not. It's open in xfce directory and it is not possible to access the files in 'background'.

Do not understand it ...

Hi,

I noticed something strange. Maybe it is a bug. Or I just do not get how this works.

When you right-click on a desktop, desktop settings, you can define the background image to by displayed. By default you are in the directory /usr/share/background where a selection of art work is available ...