Asus-E200HA-Linux-Post-Install-Script
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Grippy98
audio fix
I think that audio still not working correctly: for example, playing a youtube video it's working for a few seconds, and after stops working. If you restart the daemon (pulseaudio -k) it gets back to work for a while, and after some seconds of video playing, stops again.
Distro: Linux Mint 18.1
Interesting. I had one other person report that. Personally on Ubuntu 16.10 no issues I can see here, just try reproducing. 20 minute video . Perhaps has to do with the version of pulseaudio provided by Mint 18.1?
I don't know, which version do you have on ubuntu? on mint I have 8.0 Now i want to test with ubuntu 17
Try "pulseaudio --version", mine is 9.0 and there aren't any sound playback issues on my end. I really recommend being on Ubuntu 16.10 as of now, I'm trying 17.04 soon to see how that works but there shouldn't be much difference.
Thank you. I updated to 16.10 and pulseaudio 9.0. It works fine in this setup.
Glad it does!
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Thank you. I updated to 16.10 and pulseaudio 9.0. It works fine in this setup.
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In my case with ubuntu 16.10 the keyboard can't get recognized after installation, in live mode it's working
@SergiX44 did you join wifi and choose the "update option" during installation? if I did, the same happened to me (keyboard not working, but trackpad multigesture worked). If left out, the keyboard worked, but multigesture did only work after the post-install-script.
It's weird but sometimes you need an external keyboard. Do it with the update option then run the full script and let it reboot. Keyboard starts working after the new kernel is patched.
I use it also on Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon 64-bit version 3.2.7 kernel 4.10 Sound not working and i cant play anything like music or youtube video any suggestion? It starts but after 1 second stop
@Grippentech Could you publish the script for building the kernel with the sound patch? I want to test to compile it directly on lm 18.1
Now the sound applet from the panel has dissapear what i did wrong?
@SergiX44 Kernel files and UCM config files are all in this threat: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=115531#c64
@KonstantinosMar Right now I'm just going to say you need Ubuntu 16.10 or newer for this bug to work. Mint seems to be out of date on their version of Pulseuadio. You could try installing pulseaudio 9 from a 3rd party repository.
I install pulseaudio 9 still nothing i think i have to swap to Ubuntu...
I'm trying to build kernel from source but without success. I think that maybe there is a problem with my .config file :s Can anyone guide me how to correctly build it?
After build the kernel with make, make modules and make modules_install, my /lib/modules/
Also when I try to generate the initram image I get error 'cause missing modules
So I think that the kernel modules are not being built.. maybe cause I have to enable it somehow?
First of all follow a tutorial such as this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild Secondly, you should stop at step 5, so do "make oldconfig" and manually selecting what modules you want. Defaults should be good for most of them but you will want to enable intel SST (or similar patches) as well as the Connexant driver (load them as modules with the M command or Y depending on the module.)
Now I'm under ubuntu 16.10, and now audio has completely stopped to work: In the audio settings there's no devices, i think after some system updates. I can't start pulseaudio again, and force reloading alsa doesn't help.
here the pulseaudio -vv https://gist.github.com/anonymous/dc3a0b3be7c9d036818605a58568584e
@Grippentech I have already followed this tutorial and end up with the same result... Can you send me your .config file, please?
Here u go: https://gist.github.com/Grippentech/3be10b39ea487cc8960166911aff0ad0
@SergiX44 I don't know about pulseaudio crashing. What do you get if you type "uname -r"? Is it still a kernel with -custom at the end? If not it means Ubuntu flashed a different version of the kernel and is using that, thus disabling audio again.
hi, I've noticed something - I cant get audio from youtube video, but i can get (chopped) sound from workrave (http://www.workrave.org/) - when i go to audio settings in the workrave, select a sound and click "play", then i can hear - the first 0.2 s is cutted out and there are some artifacts, but at least its something.
Tested on ubuntu 16.10, pulseaudio 9.
Hmm that's weird. Ubuntu 16.10 shouldn't have chopped audio issues. Apparently sometimes it looses what should be the default sound device apparently, will look into a fix soon, need to confirm that's the issue.
Thanks @Grippentech for the config file, I managed to build the kernel and boot it up.
I'm having problems now setting up pulseaudio. UCM files are in the correct place but I'm unable to start pulseaudio.
ouput of pulseaudio -v attached...
Do you have any idea??
You should have two files in /usr/share/alsa/ucm/chtcx2072x/ , chtcx2072x.conf and HiFi.conf correct?
Hmmm not sure off the top of my head right now. Can you please start another issue thread so we don't clutter this one up?