Melvyn
Melvyn
The issue still exists, even after rebooting from windows. Here's the `alsa-info`: http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=15174857e571b0e19660dc7d25a37479762023e9 Speakers still do not work with the Legacy HDA driver. I haven't been able to test the...
Haven't been able to reproduce the headphone bug using the Legacy HDA driver.
> * speakers still do not work > * headset playback randomly got muted _only_ if used with the SOF kernel stack (not with legacy HDA) Yes > I see...
The pipewire fix didn't work, nor did the V2_2 ALC fixup. Here's a kernel log from the headset issue: [dmesg_audio_cut.log](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/19116536/dmesg_audio_cut.log)
You were right, I had mis-quoted some items when I put it into my nixOS configuration. Now that it's applied, the headphone issues seem to be gone. Speakers still do...
Yes I am certain that it was the headroom increase that fixed it. I made sure that the SOF stack was enabled, and it was not working with the default...
Should an entry also be added to `alc269_fixup_models`?
`0xc1da` for the Galaxy Book5 Pro 360, which this also works for.