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No Internal Speaker Sound on GML Kuu Yobook M with ES8336 #3365
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looks like yet another duplicate of #3336 please try to see if things improve with the quirk options snd-soc-sof-es8336 quirk=0x10 in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf and using the topology file suggested in #3336 (comment) sof-glk-es8336-ssp0.tplg.gz unzipped and copied as /lib/firmware/inte/sof-tplg/sof-glk-es8336.tplg |
thanks ! unfortunately it seems to be worse :
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the quirk wasn't used, as seen by the use of SSP2 above. This should be SSP0. try and reboot. You also need to make sure the .tplg file was indeed copied, there's a need to have an exact match between dailinks in machine driver and topology. |
oops sorry still no sound from internal speaker "dmesg | grep audio" is good as in first post (it seems) can I do sthg else now ?
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try the other suggested quirk also try to play with alsamixer settings. |
thanks again ! I tried alsamixer settings with the 2 quirks but there doesn t seem to be a lot to play with (see picture : https://photos.app.goo.gl/UmvGHSKcTjbU6tWk6 ) thanks again if you can help me ! |
you have to unmute speaker and headphone with 'm' |
thanks I made sure my headphone and speaker were not mute with the 2 quirks and original (non touched) conf but still no joy the strange thing is that alsamixer says "Intel Gemini Lake HDMI" and I want to play from the internal speaker/headphone any more help maybe ? thanks again |
if you are able to compile your kernel, maybe try #3338 to see which interface is used. that would avoid the guesswork by using the information from ACPI tables. Otherwise I have no other suggestions, this is a nightmare to support. |
I tried with the custom kernel compiled by @yangxiaohua2009 ( see #2955 (comment) ) and it seems like things now work a little bit differently : "sudo dmesg | grep audio" now gives me a lot of lines (see http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=0246bb8c62bf49bc7f1d700a4162e5b1397b5f96 as it was really long) but it still doesn t seem to work ... alsamixer still says "Intel Gemini Lake HDMI" thanks |
I see several widgets turned off. Use |
the 2 first commands failed :
I tried to record sound with onlinemictest.com but it apparently fails ... thanks if you can help me ! |
oh the right commands were :
it s working now ! |
PS : oops microphone doesn t work (works in Windows though) @yangxiaohua2009 |
a "funny" thing is that I tried with the "regular" kernel ( https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.16/ ) again and the sound played but weaker ... and with the regular kernel there is not the bug in the audiomixer where it says that the speaker is unavailable (but works nonetheless) ... but then with yangxiaohua2009's custom-kernel the sound didn't work anymore ... the speaker and headphones disappeared from the audiomixer ... but I discovered they would reappear if I plugged the headphones in and out ... PS : the sound is quite loud with yangxiaohua2009's custom-kernel ! louder than in Windows it seems ! :) PS2 : with yangxiaohua2009's custom-kernel it looks like I ve lost the microphone in the audiomixer (it was not working anyway ...) |
Does the general kernel work well for you? You may change volume using alsamixer or pavucontrol. |
yes the kernel works well in general operations. thanks ! |
trying now with lubuntu 22.04 and kernel 5.18.3 : http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=f641b612306242aed8d50e9c497e653ef8b72a34 |
PS : I am not competent enough to understand the alsa-info http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=f641b612306242aed8d50e9c497e653ef8b72a34 output ... I tried the 3 commands that worked in january :
but these don t seem to work for me this time : There s a click sound when the session manager starts and then I seem to only be able to hear some white noise in the headphone ... |
trying now with endeavour os and kernel 5.19.rc2 http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=4f42b1eba9c3b7f04addc29b5f7083ce198d55bd ... apparently still same result ... I need to learn how to read the alsa-info ... thanks @yangxiaohua2009 if you can help me again |
thanks so much @yangxiaohua2009 : I've just run the make.sh and rebooted my ubuntu 22.04 with kernel 5.18.3 and I now have sound ! that s awesome ! (had less luck with archlinux (endeavouros) with kernel 5.19.0.rc2 although I have a very weak sound in the headphone when I set sound output to my speaker ... PS : the commands :
were working only on ubuntu ... maybe because I don t seem to have some kind of alsa/Pulseaudio server installed on archlinux .... PS2 : I have rebooted into archlinux and I now have stronger sound in the headphones with sound output selected to headphone ! (still no sound through speaker though) |
Added recommended information in https://github.com/thesofproject/linux/wiki/ES8336-support closing for now, please re-open an issue if the recommended setup doesn't work for you. |
NO SOUND on internal speaker or headphone, but i can hear a little sound at the beginning of the xfce session
(Gemini Lake (GML) n4020 Kuu Yobook M laptop)
Environment :
alsa-info : http://alsa-project.org/db/?f=bc53fcb6eadd87bb7bdbc8c4b17ab34a032f7686
Thanks !
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