Open regulator-g opened 5 months ago
I noticed https://lore.kernel.org/all/20240619111105.34300-1-pablocpascual@gmail.com/, does that help at all?
I noticed https://lore.kernel.org/all/20240619111105.34300-1-pablocpascual@gmail.com/, does that help at all?
Thanks for finding that, so will that change go into the kernel? Weirdly I tried enabling that yoga9-bass-spk via modprobe but I must have done something wrong
It's in the upstream kernel now, so it'll be released with 6.10, and possibly backported. Not sure why your attempt didn't work, perhaps it didn't apply, or maybe there's a second issue. Either way, the upstream patch should help out a bit.
hi all, I have a new 2024 gen9 Yoga 14AHP9 Yoga Pro 7 14.5", Gen 9 (AMD 8845HS)
Fedora 40 Kernel 6.9.4
it has the usual 2x2 Dolby™ speaker setup and ALC3306 which Linux detects as ALC287
the main issue i have is crackling/distortion when it tries to play low notes and this seems like a new issue? when the laptop tries to produce certain low tones, even if the volume is almost off there will be this nasty crackle
originally the volume control didn't work but that was fixed by adding
element master
config to analog-output.conf, the side effect of this though is that headphone volume becomes very low!I tried
2pa-byps.sh
but every number seems to say invalid / no differenceI tried the modprobe snd.conf
options snd-sof-intel-hda-common hda_model=alc287-yoga9-bass-spk-pin
which didnt helpany ideas here either there's some fix in the kernel that also needs to be applied to this model or is this problem getting a bit worse on newer machines?
happy to try any fixes or get more info just let me know
edit found this in alsa info if its useful: