Comment 8 for bug 1388582

Packard Bell Easynote MX65-042 is a Notebook. It have only two jacks: Green Line Out and Pink Mic. It have too the internal speakers, and an internal mic what never was detected and used in the past.

In HDA_Analyzer, I can view the HP option in "Widget Control" in both Card 0, Codec 0, Node 0x1b PIN and Card 0, Codec 0, Node 0x1a, but activating/deactivating them don't make any difference. I can make it work with the option related above in report, and with HDA_Analyzer or its script.

Maybe related: How i said, i tried all AD1986A models config names, including "laptop-automute (2-channel with EAPD and HP-automute)", but all "laptop", "laptop-eadp" and "laptop-automute" (more information here /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/HD-Audio-Models.txt.gz) work in the same way: Only with one of these options models name configured in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, without using HDA_Analyzer, i have sound with the headphones, but i don't have any sound through the speakers, and with HDA_Analyzer i haven't been able to bring back the sound through speakers with any option i tested.
However, and for that i said in the last paragraph that "the default model config doesn't fit my computer" in the report, with the model option "laptop-eapd (2-channel with EAPD)", it detect all the conectors (like it said in KDE Phonon configuration) when i plug them: Speakers and Headphones for output, and Mic and Internal Mic for input, this last one i never see it before and works, but i can't bring back the sound to the speakers, only with the headphones. With the default config without models, the only connectors i have is "Analog Input" and "Microphone" (The Pink mic Jack, the internal mic doesn't do nothing), but i can bring back the sound to normal like always with HDA_Analyzer and its script. Like i said, first, i only want to bring back a normal and working basic configuration, and after, if i can make bring back the Internal Mic working, it would be better, but first it's first.