That's fine; I'm just looking to see if Python2 will work on it given that the 'HDA-Analyzer' tool doesn't work (there's known issues with Python on Arch which no-one seems to want to fix). I'm trying to map the pins and so that I can use the jack retask module to turn on the subwoofer.
Okay, I've downgraded the kernel to LTS (4.9) and done some more research:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1648183
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Audio/HP-Models-with-Realtek-ALC295-codec-Linux-Audio-Problem/td-p/6100591
The solutions given here don't seem to...
I've already tried that; it doesn't seem to have worked for me yet. The last time I used it, it showed a different driver and different pin numbers. Right now it's giving me segfaults when I try to run it after a stream of lines like this:
(hda-jack-retask:6028): Gtk-CRITICAL **...
Okay, so I found out what lsmod is and does. I have an older version of AMDGPU installed (I suspect that it comes with the sound drivers like Catalyst does) according to some piped output.
When I tried to install a new one from the AUR, I got this error:
Failed to prepare transaction:
could...
@atanere :
1. No success with the headphone jack; the headphones work perfectly on another device altogether.
2. The Arch wiki says that ALSA is part of GNU/Linux by default; I have firmware packages and alsa-utils installed along with PulseAudio. When I use Alsamixer, the only 'sound card'...
Wow, thanks for putting me on the right track. I was misled by the HDA remapper when it told me about Realtek; I've already found a relevant article but I don't know where to find the relevant config files. My GPU is a Radeon. Regarding what @JasKinasis says, I'll scale back my search for now.
I'm using the Linux 3.0 driver from here. For extra convenience, I've got the relevant output of lspci -vv.
After I fix permissions errors with the files when compiling it, I get this error:
/home/idiot/Downloads/audiodrivertake2/alsa-driver-RTv5.18/alsa/acore/info.c:1065:22: error: macro...
The speakers are embedded in my laptop and I have no other speakers to hand (though I can use my other laptop to do sound-related things given that it works fine there). I had found some drivers but I don't know where to find them since I reinstalled Arch due to some error or another and my...
I'm trying to get sound working on my Arch Anywhere-installed OS (I don't suspect that I can go to the official forums because I've used the script); the sound from the B&O speakers on my 64-bit HP Pavilion is terrible and I suspect that the cause is driver-related given that pulseeffects cannot...