It looks like this patch will set both speakers to the right channel.
(In reply to Cameron Berkenpas from comment #390)
> Created attachment 298363 [details]
> linux-max.patch - Based on the 0.0.10 with fixed Yoga 7i support
>
> Max was able to get both speakers working again. Here is his patch.
>
> I was able to test the 0.0.10 patch on the 2020 Legion, and both speakers
> work. Not sure why 0.0.10 broke right speaker output on the Yoga when sound
> initialization is so similar between the 2 modals...
>
> When I have some time, I will try some of Max's changes against the Legion.
(In reply to Max from comment #389)
> I have tested the patch from comment 387 on a humble Yoga 7 14TL5 (not
> Legion, BIOS version F5CN40WW & F5CN49WW) and I get sound out of the right
> speaker only (thank you!). I have also tried plugging and unplugging a jack
> and that switches correctly back and forth between headphones and speaker(s).
It looks like this patch will set both speakers to the right channel.
(In reply to Cameron Berkenpas from comment #390)
> Created attachment 298363 [details]
> linux-max.patch - Based on the 0.0.10 with fixed Yoga 7i support
>
> Max was able to get both speakers working again. Here is his patch.
>
> I was able to test the 0.0.10 patch on the 2020 Legion, and both speakers
> work. Not sure why 0.0.10 broke right speaker output on the Yoga when sound
> initialization is so similar between the 2 modals...
>
> When I have some time, I will try some of Max's changes against the Legion.
This may be helpful to you. /gist.github. com/184de8b8a86 0a2b17a497ab828 63c37d
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(In reply to Max from comment #389)
> I have tested the patch from comment 387 on a humble Yoga 7 14TL5 (not
> Legion, BIOS version F5CN40WW & F5CN49WW) and I get sound out of the right
> speaker only (thank you!). I have also tried plugging and unplugging a jack
> and that switches correctly back and forth between headphones and speaker(s).