Audio for Octopus Chromebooks #3
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Dell Chromebook 11 (3100) 2 in 1 Audio is too not working on another Octopus Chromebook. Firmware Version for this chromebook is Google Fleex.
Touchscreen is too not working on this device. If you need any more info I will be happy to provide it. |
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@MilkyDeveloper Sorry the commands from above were not from crostini there were from linux (installed by you script).
hope this helps |
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Here are my results from the ChromeOS shell. Also, the touchscreen is not working on my device too. lsmod: find /usr/share/alsa: |
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I see, both of your devices are using SOF. Thanks for the information, I'll get it fixed! |
Thanks for your work it's awesome. |
Update about Dell Chromebook 11 (3100) 2in1
Everything else is working nice - at least from the stuff that I tested like: screen when using on de or logging screen (if I am correct with the usage of xorg server), keyboard, wifi, touchpad, power button, hdmi (the device doesn't have a dedicated hdmi port, I used a usb-c to hdmi adapter), micro sd slot, usb, battery %, battery charging status, brightness control (de - depends on used de, cli/terminal - works always), both cameras are working. |
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My Lenovo Chromebook C340-11 has the same issues. I can confirm that odd screen behavior on startup and that the Bluetooth device is missing. Can't test HDMI though. I can provide additional info if needed. |
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I've compiled in SOF drivers now. Unfortunately, you'll need to rerun the whole script like this, since SOF is a really new technology that requires a newer Ubuntu version: Once you've done that, I think you need to type: |
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Will check it and report back to you.
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I did a whole script rerun with the same command provided and then performed the second command inside the fresh system. I got this as an output: After reboot, the sound is still missing. |
I can confirm that it's the same on my Chromebook. But I have to add that the display is working now normally. So i Can finally use just the cli. |
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Could one of you post the output of |
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You also don't need to run |
I have not run the setup-audio. (This is from linux - if you need this from chrome os shell can post it too) lsmod aplay -l |
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dmesg is too long, so here it is on pastebin: lsmod: aplay -l: |
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From Chrome OS shell lsmod aplay -l dmesg |
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Try running: and then: |
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ALSA did something but the sound is still missing, even after restart. aplay -l still tells this
Edit: this is the second time I'm running this command to post the output, while running this command for the first time the "Unloading ALSA..." line could've contained different modules, but it didn't save it, sorry :( |
For me the result is the same: |
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What happens with audio if you run modprobe but don’t do alsa reload? Could you post a dmesg after the modprobe? |
dmesg without the alsa reload but with the modprobe |
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It looks like we're getting further! I'm not sure you've ran: |
I had the the sof-firmware already installed but i did a reinstall now here is the dmesg after the reboot and the modprobe: After reboot Speaker test |
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Sorry about that :D. The odd thing is that This means there isn't a file in |
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maybe something with file permissions is wrong? |
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For bluetooth, toucheen, Enable Intel Gemini Lake SoC pinctrl and GPIO driver |
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Could you provide some more info?
Thanks for the info you provide, it will for sure help @MilkyDeveloper to fix the issues we have. |
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@andrewcell Could you post your |
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Alright, I've rebuilt the kernel and enabled some miscellaneous SOF options. Run |
After running updatekernel.sh and booting to linux the sound was still missing. I had to and after that i had to do: cause without that the sound was still missing. Bluetooth and Touchscreen are too working now.
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Cool, I'll get this packaged up so users only need to run a script. The firefox/rhythmbox stuff is an easy fix. I'll also implement master volume control. |
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I wonder if PulseAudio works... in theory, it should. Try running |
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When any new users install Breath, they should have the |
After running the script the sound works after reboot but master volume still doesn't work. After that I installed pulseaudio and rebooted. Now the speaker test tshows some strange output (sound Doesn't work and the pulseaudio doesn't work too)
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After running the script the sound works after reboot but master volume still doesn't work. After that I installed pulseaudio and rebooted. Now the speaker test tshows some strange output (sound Doesn't work and the pulseaudio doesn't work too)
After a clean install of ubuntu the script doesn't work anymore. The firmware-sof-signed package conflicts with linux-firmware. After adding jammy main and restricted into /etc/apt/source.list and updating and upgrading everything with apt-get i could finally install the firmware-sof-signed. Cause it ignored the sof folder created by firmware-linux. It just throws a warning and install's the package after reboot the sound work's.
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No you misunderstood me. And after a reboot the script succeed. And audio works. Sidenote: |
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You don't need to install a newer version of Ubuntu on the chromebook, you could just do: I've added the EDIT: Jammy is unreleased, so the server rootfs is not available yet. Any other version would work though. |
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I just did "bash setup.sh openbox ubuntu hirsute-21.04". Touchscreen and WiFi work out of the box. The sound works after "sof-setup-audio" and I can control the sound volume with "amixer". Seems like everything I need is working. |
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Thanks! I couldn't have done this without the community's support. |
After one more system reinstall sound doesnt work after sof-setup-audio. amixer: |
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Yes, I forgot to compile in |
Ok will do. But if it matters I have build this install today. |
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Also, don't forget to run |
Did it. Now alsamixer works. Speaker-test does a sound output.But any other app in system doesnt play sound. Like:
alsa-info: |
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Maybe you didn't run |
Thanks. I understand that headphones are a long-term goal. About the sound I was 100% sure that i run the sof-setup-audio but somehow after one more rerun and restart, the sound started to work on other apps. Thanks again for your help and patience. |
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@MilkyDeveloper could you make the audio work on arch? |
Hello, the audio is missing on Lenovo Chromebook C340-11, board name Octopus.
lsmod:
find /usr/share/alsa:
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