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For every kernel upgrade it's recognized as something else than it is: ALC882, ALC889 and now ALC889a, but never as ALC885 as it should. Overall it works OK except for the microphone which is useless. No mixer settings does anything.
If someone has a similar chip and knows a good fix for this I would appreciate the help.
Last edited by KimTjik (2009-02-11 19:42:52)
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if alsaconf does not work for you, try adding /etc/modprobe.d/sound a specifized option.
alias snd-card-0 snd-hda-intel
options snd-hda-intel model=auto
model=auto refers to the BIOS. What kind of computer do you have? If you have acer, could work with model=acer etc.
I presume that you use snd-hda-intel driver, if not there are other model options for various cards.
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Isn't model=auto the default setting?
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yes it is!
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Thanks for the help. I have to probably test all kinds of configurations because so far no success.
The computer in question is built from parts and the "perpetrator" is a DFI Lanparty 790GX-M2RS. Since it's not a notebook 6stack-dig should be the one but I don't know why my attempts so far have failed. Maybe I once in while continue to test some new approach and keep you posted whenever I figure it out.
Everything works except for capture, something I usually don't need anyway. If needed it's for IP telephony and then I can easily use the built in microphone of the web-cam. For more "serious" listening I'm using a USB-DAC (Trends UD-10.1). Nevertheless it would be nice to figure this one out.
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Update:
Recent updates have corrected... or got it to work... the issue. Still it looks odd because depending on how I check it the onboard sound-card is recognized as either ALC885, which is correct, or ALC889A.
Some settings became visible in amixer only with recent updates, and hence I could enable capture in a way that work. Nevertheless I have three instances of capture and likewise three instances of choosing source, so I wouldn't say it looks great. I'm happy though that it at least work well.
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