Elimar, I can not see any problem with my installed system after I
appliing your patch and reboot, but this is happening perhaps because I
prewious setted my speaker volume with a higher value with first restart
my installed system and this value is stored.
How can possible absolute sure testing this change? I need do a new live
CD with live helper for example a standard and gnome-core packages with
Speakup and espeakup screen reader support?
I add some toggles with your patch, I setted higher value with Capture,
Mic Boost and Front Mic Boost volume meters with higher values, because
default the Capture volume is setted automaticaly with 3%. Now default
my external and internal microphone is working right after I increasing
this volume meters values.
I sending the new patch, please look.
Attila
*** alsa-utils.orig 2010-11-18 08:27:04.154522608 +0100
--- alsa-utils 2010-11-18 08:33:05.306538927 +0100
*************** sanify_levels_on_card()
*** 206,211 ****
--- 206,217 ----
# On MacBookPro5,3 and later models (See Bug#597791)
unmute_and_set_level "Front Speaker" "80%"
+ # On Intel 82801H (See Bug#603550)
+ unmute_and_set_level "Speaker" "80%"
+ unmute_and_set_level "Capture" "100%"
+ unmute_and_set_level "Mic Boost" "50%"
+ unmute_and_set_level "Front Mic Boost" "50%"
+
return 0
}
