Interesting - yes model=auto works great and removing the model=
altogether goes back to being broken.

(Hint: If you are doing this test by modprobe'ing the module back in remember 
to remove the option entry
you added to the modprobe.d ! It fooled me the first few times!)

Does that mean there is something overriding the default auto behaviour?

For reference the laptop is a Toshiba Equium A100-306; I've attached the output 
of dmidecode;
it really looks like it is an Intel reference design tweaked (I love the fun 
bits left in like the 52U enclosure and 18 power cords - a bit excessive for a 
laptop).


** Attachment added: "dmi"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9197454/dmi

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[gutsy] Sound very quiet (Intel 82801G/ALC861)
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