MilkyDeveloper
MilkyDeveloper
``` echo 'blacklist snd_hda_intel' | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-disable-sst ``` Thanks for comparing these two outputs. I’ve removed the `snd_soc_skl` line.
You should solely run the command.
I see PipeWire is installed, which might be incompatible. Everything else is detected fine. This explains a lot. Try uninstalling PipeWire but keeping PulseAudio. If that doesn’t work, uninstall PulseAudio...
I think: ``` systemctl —user stop pipewire.socket ``` would do the trick. I forgot that Pipewire is now a dependency of GNOME (though PA is still compatible).
Done! Jack Detection should work once the user runs: ``` bash updatekernel.sh ``` I think I still need to patch the UCM though. I still don’t have a SOF chromebook...
I’d use Ubuntu until I integrate UPM into the script. Currently apt is hard-coded in.
Make sure to run this on another computer with the breath USB plugged in, or just build a new USB.
`sof-setup-aux` should be run on your Chromebook :D. `updatekernel.sh` is only used for updating the kernel when you have an old image that you want to update with a newer...
@Denisuu What’s the output of `dmesg` and `sof-setup-audio`? You probably need to install `pulseaudio` since `setup-audio` removed them. Also, `setup-audio` masks PulseAudio. To undo this, run: ``` systemctl unmask —user...
Functionality completed with latest kernel (patched with plbossart's Jack Detection PR) and handmade UCMs (though not enabled as of yet).