Comment 308 for bug 1958019

(In reply to Cameron Berkenpas from comment #292)
> Created attachment 297615 [details]
> verbs-14itl5_14cITL.txt
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> These verbs work for the 14itl5 and most likely the 14cITL as well.
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> Thank you sycxyc for finding all of the compatible verb sequences! How did
> you do this?! Especially so quickly?
>

I found that enabling auto-mute mode from alsamixer and then disabling it makes the speaker inactive. Using the debug mode of applyverbs.py, I can quickly determine the 5 line sequence that activates the left speaker without restarting or suspending.

verbs-working.txt has two similar sections. The sequence used to activate the left speaker is at the end of the first part. It can be assumed that the later part controls the right speaker. After executing the later part, the first two lines must be executed to activate the left speaker, and it can be determined that the first two lines are used to switch speakers. I tried to modify the right speaker section and successfully activated it.

The sequence of 5 lines to activate the speaker is repeated 2 times in succession and they are probably safe for the separation point.

I modified applyverbs.py so that it skips comments and empty lines, which makes it easier to test and mark up.