Because the Dell Optiplex 380 is too new to Ubuntu, so the drivers of sounds is not really well.
After I update the OS from 9.10 to 10.04, there is no sounds!
But at last, I found the way to resolve this.
1) Open the terminal, insert the code below
wget
-
c ftp:
//
ftp.kernel.org
/
pub
/
linux
/
kernel
/
people
/
tiwai
/
misc
/
hda
-
verb
/
hda
-
verb
-
0.3
.tar.gz
2) Compile and install the hda-verb
tar vxzf hda
-
verb
-
0.3
.tar.gz
cd hda - verb - 0.3 /
make
cd hda - verb - 0.3 /
make
3) Add two lines in /etc/rc.local, so that they’ll be automatically applied when booting
/path/to/
hda
-
verb
-
0.3
/
hda
-
verb
/
dev
/
snd
/
hwC0D0
0x1a
0x701
0
/path/to/ hda - verb - 0.3 / hda - verb / dev / snd / hwC0D0 0x1b 0x701 0
/path/to/ hda - verb - 0.3 / hda - verb / dev / snd / hwC0D0 0x1b 0x701 0
Remeber to replace “/path/to/hda-verb” with the actual full path of your “hda-verb”, as to me, I locate it in /home/david_lee/, so my code is:
/
home
/
david_lee
/
hda
-
verb
-
0.3
/
hda
-
verb
/
dev
/
snd
/
hwC0D0
0x1a
0x701
0
/ home / david_lee / hda - verb - 0.3 / hda - verb / dev / snd / hwC0D0 0x1b 0x701 0
/ home / david_lee / hda - verb - 0.3 / hda - verb / dev / snd / hwC0D0 0x1b 0x701 0
Now you can restart the computer, and enjoy the music! Good luck~
More details : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/582199