Hello Sandor, I managed to get some sound out of my f-s amilo 1703's speaker. Should be underlined that I'm not a linux neither a computer guru, no way, knowing nothing about programming and stuff like that, but succeed with amilo's sound configuration so that i have probably not a hi-fi stereo, but say ...sound . In my case upgrading the kernel, playing with different module attributes, hda-snd-intel xxx yyy zzz, aplay etc. nothing helped. And rather hda-jack-retask messed pins and speakers even more, as for a beginner wiring in between pins and jacks resembles more a plate full of spaghetti. After some playing with hda-jack-retask my amilo has only headphones visible in pulseaudio, but the great but is that its internal speaker (the only one) works. This is how I got it working, not so clear but loud at least; downloaded wget -O run.py http://www.alsa-project.org/hda-analyzer.py → kdesudo run.py, → Graph GUI visible → looking for nodes (on the left side of the pane) with something like EAPD, found a node (Node[0x26]) with magic letters EAPD, ticked EAPD on, likewise OUT and IN in Widget Control, and after 2...3 seconds my amilo's 1W amplifier is turned on. So is the thing that since kernel 2.6xxx & alsa 1.00. xx programmers have decided that no one uses these old computers nowadays, and turned amplifier off by default (EAPD -settings?) as its not needed with modern sound chips? I remember that my amilo's sound was pretty good before upgrading to debian lenny and the latest kernels starting with 3.xxx.yyy. br vesa isakov
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