Same problem on my Samsung X60p after installing 2.6.22-10.
For me the solution to this whole problem was to compile ALSA from the current snapshot source.
Namely:
alsa-driver-hg20070823
alsa-lib-hg20070823
alsa-utils-hg20070816
I just downloaded these three from ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/projects/alsa/snapshot/
compiled and installed the driver with
# ./configure --with-cards=hda-intel,usb-audio
# make install
and the other two with (first lib, then utils)
# ./configure
# make install
rebooted and all was good...
So this solved:
- sound output was very low, only after cranking up all sliders I was able to hear that there actually was sound...
- missing mixer controls, only three were left..
- no sound at all after suspend-resume without reloading snd-hda-intel
But still the internal mic is not working and the internal speakers don't shut up when I plug in a headphone!
Same problem on my Samsung X60p after installing 2.6.22-10.
For me the solution to this whole problem was to compile ALSA from the current snapshot source. hg20070823 hg20070816 suse.com/ pub/projects/ alsa/snapshot/ cards=hda- intel,usb- audio
Namely:
alsa-driver-
alsa-lib-hg20070823
alsa-utils-
I just downloaded these three from
ftp://ftp.
compiled and installed the driver with
# ./configure --with-
# make install
and the other two with (first lib, then utils)
# ./configure
# make install
rebooted and all was good...
So this solved:
- sound output was very low, only after cranking up all sliders I was able to hear that there actually was sound...
- missing mixer controls, only three were left..
- no sound at all after suspend-resume without reloading snd-hda-intel
But still the internal mic is not working and the internal speakers don't shut up when I plug in a headphone!
Good luck to the rest of you