On Tue, 2006-08-01 at 11:19 +0200, Johannes Berg wrote:
> john stultz wrote:
> >> Is this really a current git or an -rc1 snapshot ? The crashes on boot
> >> should have been fixed ... unless there is another problem on the mac
> >> mini. Can you try having them as modules instead ?
> >
> > I know you mentioned there was a fix for this somewhere, but as
> > motivation to get it flowing to mainline, here's what I get w/ the
> > current -rc3-git and the sound bits compiled as modules:
>
> The fixes are sitting in the alsa mercurial repository waiting to go
> upstream...
>
> Not My Fault (TM) ;)
Just wanted to report that it seems w/ 2.6.18-rc6 the fix has made it
in, and my system now reports that there is a SoundByLayout alsa device.
However... ;)
It seems the new device doesn't have any volume control. I know the old
toonie driver used some form of softvol support, but "it just worked",
where as now I have no control over my system's audio volume.
While not the most terrible of regressions, its a bit irritating (waking
to loud mail notifications, specifically :). Is this something that I
have to wait for an alsa userland update to fix, or is the new kernel
driver just not fully functional yet?
thanks
-john
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