Ok, as I mentioned in the EasyOS 3.0 thread I have no sound from my internal speakers in 3.0.
As it turns out, I was wrong in thinking this was a change from 2.9. I had backed up the 2.9 hd setup I upgraded to 3.0 so I booted into that and discovered the same issue. I guess I hadn't run Dunfell without having my HDMI TV hooked up. I keep switching between OS'es cepending on what I am doing.
I know that sound works fine in EasyOS Buster, and in Fatdog, and in FossaPup. With them I can switch between internal PCH and HDMI sound on the fly.
I had an old download of EasyOS Dunfel 2.6.1 so I dd'ed that to a usb and tested it. Same issue there too.
Computer is a Toshiba Satellite P55W. Quad core i5-5200 CPU. It has an Intel ALC233 audio chip. 8Gb RAM. I ran the multi sound card wizard, chose card 1: PCH, ran Test Sound, and got nothing through either internal speakers or headphones. Repeated this with HDMI plugged in and sound comes out of the HDMI TV, even with default set to PCH. This is apparently true of all versions of Dunfel.
The only difference I can see between Dunfel and Buster from the report is the ALSA driver version. Dunfel uses 5.10.11, Buster uses 5.4.128. FossaPup uses 5.4.53. I imagine this is related to the linux kernel version. Not sure if this is an EasyOS issue or a linux kernel issue. A web search just muddled the issue for me.
I am no programmer and my in-depth knowledge of computers is about 20 years out-of-date. I have saved reports from dmesg, lspci, lsmod, if they would help.