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Can't see anything installed that may be making them not work.
The sound output is fine from the speakers - however when you plug the headphones in, the speakers just continue to play the output.
Any help would be appreciated.
I did Google this and tried typing in dmesg | grep headphone
in x-terminal - no joy.