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WeirdTreeThing / chromebook-linux-audio

Script to enable audio support on many Chrome devices
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Recent alsa-ucm-conf update requires ucm syntax 7 #185

Open tails1154 opened 6 days ago

tails1154 commented 6 days ago

Describe the bug I literately just did sudo pacman -Syu and rebooted and the sound is broken now

Boardname CROTA

Logs debug-logs-Crota-2024-11-25_18h19m.tar.gz

mikezila commented 6 days ago

I'm having the same issue on LEONA. My issue started after a kernel update. Alsa and friends were updated the next day and it did not fix it. I've re-run the script and it is still not functional.

I'm not sure what type of log would be most helpful, but here's dmesg:

Arch Linux, LEONA

log.txt

tails1154 commented 6 days ago

@mikezila

run wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chrultrabook/linux-tools/main/debugging.sh; bash debugging.sh and upload the file

mikezila commented 6 days ago

As requested: debug-logs-Leona-2024-11-25_23h47m.tar.gz

Integral-Tech commented 6 days ago

Same problem for me.

slimx commented 6 days ago

debug-logs-Kled-2024-11-26_17h51m.tar.gz

2DSBrewer commented 6 days ago

Same here. Updated Arch today and broken audio. debug-logs-Dragonair-2024-11-26_09h25m.tar.gz

ninelore commented 6 days ago

Y'all tried re-running the script?

2DSBrewer commented 6 days ago

Yes, or at least I did.

ninelore commented 6 days ago

Just making sure nothing silly on arch side did touch ucm.

Smells like an upstream alsa issue to me

tails1154 commented 5 days ago

yea I have no idea what yall are talking about but

  1. I did rerun the script, did nothing
  2. when I went to do pacman -Syu it complained about some conflicting file, I made a copy of it and deleted it, rebooted. No sound. I put my backup file back there and rebooted. Nothing.

    I hope this gets fixed

tails1154 commented 5 days ago

(i think) alsa just got a update. I'm updating now

tails1154 commented 5 days ago

nope did not fix anything.

Sowgro commented 5 days ago

Same issue on eldrid with fedora 41 debug-logs-Eldrid-2024-11-27_00h08m.tar.gz

ninelore commented 5 days ago

everyone just downgrade the package for now. refer to your distros docs on how

slimx commented 5 days ago

downgrade alsa-ucm-conf to version 2.12.

mikaelvz commented 5 days ago

I'm on Fedora 41 :

WeirdTreeThing commented 4 days ago

The issue most of you seem to have is related to the dmic split. I was just able to reproduce this issue myself and found that removing the dmic split fixes it. I'll look into how to properly fix this issue.

@mikaelvz What board name? Must be one where the dmic split isn't needed.

mikaelvz commented 4 days ago

@mikaelvz What board name? Must be one where the dmic split isn't needed. @WeirdTreeThing sorry, forget to mention it, I'm on KLED board

WeirdTreeThing commented 4 days ago

Looks like the fix is to increase the syntax version. Try ./setup-audio --branch syntax-7 and see if that works.

CoolPenguin27 commented 4 days ago

I can confirm that using the syntax-7 branch fixed the issue for me.

tails1154 commented 4 days ago

let me try that

tails1154 commented 4 days ago

yup, running ./setup-audio --branch syntax-7 fixes it for me on CROTA

mikaelvz commented 4 days ago

Using syntax-7 branch also work for me with on KLED, thanks.

mikezila commented 3 days ago

The "branch-7" fix mentioned above did not work for LEONA.

@tails1154 Please don't close the issue just yet. While you may have found a workaround others are still running into the problem.

WeirdTreeThing commented 3 days ago

leona doesnt use the dmic split so it would have a separate issue

tails1154 commented 1 day ago

ok I will reopen it I guess

2DSBrewer commented 1 day ago

Looks like the fix is to increase the syntax version. Try ./setup-audio --branch syntax-7 and see if that works.

Yup. On dragonair it works now.