I am uncertain if HDA retask made permanent changes to the mapping? I
chose boot override and then restarted. When relaunching hdajackretask i
see that none of the overrides are checked. Is this because changes were
already made and are now in effect?
I still do not understand which nodes are for
Update:
I reinstalled alsa-daily and I was able to get 'hda jack retask' to function. I
choose show unconnected pins and advanced override. Raymond suggested a couple
of nodes that might be the internal speakers for this model. I tried
experimenting by checking "override" and setting to "speake
Just got back from vacation and continuing this effort to resolve. In
reviewing your notes, Do you understand that My headphone jacks sound
fine, however the internal speakers seem to be mapped wrong or unmapped?
I just need to know how to find which speakers are on what nodes and
also how to group
Update:
I have reinstalled alsa-base.conf as instructed. I ran the hdajackretask
program with the "show unconnected pins" option. Upon hitting apply, I
get the following message:
tee: /sys/class/sound/hwC0D0/reconfig: No such file or directory
I assume it is looking for a reconfig file in that d
Ok. I will start by trying to install alsa-tools-gui package. One other
thing I noticed is upon startup/load of Ubuntu, at the top of the screen
it says something about snd hda codec "module has bad taint". It is
difficult to read exactly because it flashes only for a second during
load. I am unsur
Thanks for the response. Are there any guides for this hdajackretask as
to how I can do what you say, otherwise how might I get started
experimenting with hdajackretask? I am a fast learner, but new to both
Ubuntu and Linux-based systems. If you have some information on how I
can do this that would
I tried to re-submit the bug report but I am not really sure what the
alsa-base.conf should look like or how to reinstall/overwrite. It should
be noted that I had this problem immediately upon installing Ubuntu, so
nothing I have changed has been the cause. I have been attempting to fix
it but it i
Public bug reported:
I tried to fix the alsa-base.conf, however I am not sure what the
default configuration should be.Either way, I do hear the test tone but
it doesnt alternate between speakers/channels. It just sounds one
constant tone. The same happens when i do a speaker-test, i get pink
nois
Public bug reported:
Bug seems similar to another reported bug with Alienware 18 laptops. It
should be Realtek ALC3661 however it shows up as ALC668. Sound only
comes out of 1 Channel, which appears to be subwoofer. Unlike the other
bug, closing the lid appears to have no effect on sound.
When do
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