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Dertuny

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Registered: 2015-06-24

Posts: 42

HDA jack retask

Hi.
I had an audio problem with Intel HDA with chip Realtek ALC880 on my Lg S1 Express dual laptop. With the new kernels i don't have sound on the speakers, but yes on headphones. I solved the issue with kernel LTS.
But, is possible to solve this problem on the last kernel?? I searched on google and i saw a lot of sites speaking about HDA jack retask to solve problems similar, but are an old threads or are speaking about a specific model of laptop. I don't found a manual or guide to use that program.
How i can try to play with configs on HDA jack retask??? I need anyting to know how to configure different options on the gui....
Thanks!!!

dockland

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From: Sweden

Registered: 2015-06-06

Posts: 861

Re: HDA jack retask

Hi.
I had an audio problem with Intel HDA with chip Realtek ALC880 on my Lg S1 Express dual laptop. With the new kernels i don't have sound on the speakers, but yes on headphones. I solved the issue with kernel LTS.
But, is possible to solve this problem on the last kernel?? I searched on google and i saw a lot of sites speaking about HDA jack retask to solve problems similar, but are an old threads or are speaking about a specific model of laptop. I don't found a manual or guide to use that program.
How i can try to play with configs on HDA jack retask??? I need anyting to know how to configure different options on the gui....
Thanks!!!

Are you using ALSA?

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Dertuny

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Registered: 2015-06-24

Posts: 42

Re: HDA jack retask

Yes.
Edit:  I reviewed all the volumes on alsamixer and nothing is muted. I see that the "front" volume is active on kernel LTS, but in the 4.0.7 only shows 00 and is impossible to move up the volume bar.
I think...with that program is possible to reassign the outs of the sound, or something similar....

Last edited by Dertuny (2015-07-03 21:15:13)

dockland

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From: Sweden

Registered: 2015-06-06

Posts: 861

Re: HDA jack retask

Yes.
Edit:  I reviewed all the volumes on alsamixer and nothing is muted. I see that the "front" volume is active on kernel LTS, but in the 4.0.7 only shows 00 and is impossible to move up the volume bar.
I think...with that program is possible to reassign the outs of the sound, or something similar....

Try this.

If not exist, create /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf with content:

# Intel PCH
options snd-hda-intel index=0  model=auto vid=8086 pid=9c20
# Intel HDMI 
options snd-hda-intel index=1  model=auto vid=8086 pid=0a0c

Change vid and pid in your .conf above to your own, do a grep in terminal

$ lspci -nn | grep -i audio

cred: http://darmawan-salihun.blogspot.se/201 … oblem.html

Last edited by dockland (2015-07-03 21:24:54)

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Dertuny

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Registered: 2015-06-24

Posts: 42

Re: HDA jack retask

Nothing changed. I tried a lot of different configurations on modprobe.d without lucky.
I would like to try with jack retask, i only need a simple guide or manual to use it....

Last edited by Dertuny (2015-07-03 21:43:05)

grandmouse

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From: germany, bonn

Registered: 2005-05-14

Posts: 90

Re: HDA jack retask

In hdajackretask check 'Show unconnected pins'.
Under 'Not connected' check Override and select 'Internal speaker'.
Click 'Install boot override', close and reboot ('Apply now' too busy).

This creates '/etc/modprobe.d/hda-jack-retask.conf'.

Try Advanced override on fail.

Dertuny

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Registered: 2015-06-24

Posts: 42

Re: HDA jack retask

Well, thanks for answers.
On the gui, i have:
- Blue Line In, Rear side 0x14
- Internal mic, ATAPI 0x15
- Green Line Out, Rear side 0x16
- Internal Line Out, ATAPI 0x17
- Pink Mic, Rear side 0x18
- Pink Mic, Rear side 0x19
- Blue Line In, Rear side 0x1a
- Not connected 0x1c
- Not connected 0x1d
- Blue SPDIF Out, Rear side 0x1e
- Not connected 0x1f
In normal mode, the "not connected" i can't set to internal speaker, only to "internal mic" and "SPDIF in" on 0x1f. On other i can select internal speaker.
When i select "advanced override", i see "connectivity", "location", "device", "jack", "Colur", "Jack detection", "Channel group" and "channel (in group)".
I don't understand nothing.
I tried to configure all "not connected" to "device", "speaker", but nothing changed. The other options i don't know what are...
The notebook only have 3 jacks on right side.
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Last edited by Dertuny (2015-07-04 12:13:00)