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codepayne / linux-sound-huawei

linux kernel for Huawei matebook AMD sound support
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Merge this driver with upstream kernel #15

Closed andirsun closed 10 months ago

andirsun commented 1 year ago

Do you have any plans to send this kernel to the main kernel ? Also, are you accepting donations ?

codepayne commented 1 year ago

Do you have any plans to send this kernel to the main kernel ?

Yes, upstreaming the driver is planned.

Also, are you accepting donations ?

I don't have anything set up. Why are you asking?

andirsun commented 1 year ago

I don't have anything set up. Why are you asking?

Something like github sponsors to drop a couple of bucks to help you with this plan to upstream this driver.

bandundu commented 1 year ago

I would be willing to give a small donation for your work because I would really appreciate having sound on my matebook but I’m too lazy to look into building the kernel myself. Upstreamed version that can get updated with pacman would be amazing.

Alexey336 commented 1 year ago

I'd also would like to sponsor your work. After a year of using my laptop without sound from the speakers I thought I was used to it. I was wrong...

nesterow commented 1 year ago

I would also donate. Bluetooth speakers gonna kill me. I install only tested kernels from ubuntu mainline. I would build it myself on a fresh system, but now it's not an option for me.

codepayne commented 1 year ago

@all Regarding the donations, thanks for the offer, but I'm not in a dire need of money so what I would suggest if you still have some funds that you want to donate, is to find an open source project that you like and donate to them.

What I do need is some help to test my newest version of the sound driver which is detailed here: https://github.com/codepayne/pop-os-linux/wiki

If there are issues please raise an issue in that repo page.

nesterow commented 1 year ago

This one works for me: codepayne/pop-os-linux I built it on Ubuntu 22.04.

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Here are my alsa mixer settings:

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It worked for me without any additional configuration. I didn't find any other issues, however, I didn't install this kernel on a fresh system - my laptop already had some blacklisted drivers and other settings, so I wouldn't be able to catch any actual configuration-related issues.

If anyone couldn't build it, but still wants to test it, I can share my builds (debian packages).

@codepayne Many thanks! I'll keep you posted if I find any bugs.

yimboka commented 1 year ago

I build in on opensuse with kernel 6.2.7 with a little modification on one patch ([PATCH] Add support for amd acp3x es83xx) There is a problem : when I plug and unplug my headphone, the headphone in alsamixer is set to 0. The result : no sound on speaker. I have to put a value greater than 0.

Sound on headphone works, and on speaker too.

Jeronimo1983 commented 1 year ago

https://github.com/codepayne/pop-os-linux/issues/4

bandundu commented 1 year ago

Are there any updates to this hitting upstream? Thanks again for the hard work

codepayne commented 1 year ago

Are there any updates to this hitting upstream? Thanks again for the hard work

Yes, there are updates, the driver should be in starting with kernel version 6.7. It hasn't been pulled by Linus yet since only bug fixes are being accepted right now. But it has been pulled in by sound subsystem maintainer.

https://lore.kernel.org/alsa-devel/169447665042.2387538.16679409837029670258.b4-ty@kernel.org/

fdecarpentier commented 1 year ago

Thank you for the great work. I see that v6.7 merge has started (https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.7-Big-Merge-Window), have you heard from your driver?

codepayne commented 1 year ago

Thank you for the great work. I see that v6.7 merge has started (https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.7-Big-Merge-Window), have you heard from your driver?

It has been pulled by Linus: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/54fcd9dd44b2c82a0262e29b288c2d0b36c6bba5

fernandosang commented 11 months ago

Thank you for the great work. I see that v6.7 merge has started (https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.7-Big-Merge-Window), have you heard from your driver?

It has been pulled by Linus: torvalds/linux@54fcd9d

Sorry, I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to kernels, but I have a Matebook 14 AMD 2020 and I've been trying to make sound work for over a year now. Can I ask, what are the implications of this? Can I expect this fix you came up with will be included in the kernel all distros come with by default in the future? Or is there anything I can do right now to make it work on, say, ElementaryOS, Ubuntu, etc.?

I would appreciate some light on this. Thank you.

codepayne commented 11 months ago

ith by default in the future? Or is there anything I can do right now to make it work on, say, ElementaryOS, Ubuntu, etc.?

Yes in the future all distros should have this driver as a kernel module, so the sound should work automatically. The thing is, that it's not clear when that will happen. Debian and Ubuntu are more conservative and switch slower to new kernel versions. Gentoo, Arch move much faster.

codepayne commented 10 months ago

Driver is upstream.