Snop it's not installed
Sgot it
SI got it but it doesn't work
CWhat doesn't work?
CCan you see the meter going up and down if you play audio?
Sok nvm I can have my music on my bluetooth speaker
CSo it started working?
Syeah but only on my bluetooth speakers
Snot the one of the laptpop
CWhat does the laptop output look like?
Swhat do you mean ?
CCan you screenshot it?
Ssorry
Soh I don't know how to access the device management
CI meant in Volume Control
KYou can try making a file called "/etc/modprobe.d/lenovo.conf"
And put inside it this line
This laptop has buggy sound on Linux this fixes it
And put inside it this line
options snd_hda_intel model=lenovo-y530This laptop has buggy sound on Linux this fixes it
Soh see them as speaker - intern audio
CBut he said it's MSI
KYes
Aecho "snd_hda_intel model=lenovo-y530" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/lenovo.confKThank the Arch wiki
CInteresting
KYes this creates this file automatically for you
CRun this in the terminal
CI assume it's still called Ptyxis in KDE
SI did it
Ggood morning
CMight need a reboot to come into effect
Sok brb
CHuh, I was totally unaware of this device-specific stuff on the ArchWiki
CGood to know
Sit doesn't work
GThis is an amazing build. It somehow got rid of this annoyance that I had where my deck would not stay asleep or powered off. It would keep waking, or turning itself back on no matter what. So far so good
GMy only issue now is that it will not connect (or sometimes it will, rarely) to my wifi 6e router that has all three bands under one SSID. If i connect to a different network with a single band, it works fine.
CCan you try running
amixer -c 0 set Speaker 100 to see if it does anything?Snop doesn't change it
CAre you sure you've got the internal speakers selected, then?
Syeah I am
CIf you open up Volume Control the default device is the one with the checkmark selected
SI'm a newbie on linux but I work in informatics
Sdw yeah it's the good one
Sis there anyway to update drivers on Linux ?
CIt's all baked into the kernel for the most part
CThey're updated when that's updated
CNotably not nVidia's
CYou could try modifying
/etc/modprobe.d/lenovo.conf and putting options snd_hda_intel model=clevo-p950 there instead of the lenovo lineShow do we save in vi ?
C:wq
CActually you might've needed to just add
options
CHeadphones should work with this but not the speakers
