Thanks to craig-jackson if you want to check before compiling your kernel if you have the same problem that I had, you can check if the sound can work for a few seconds with the command below :
If you can hear a sound from your internal speaker it's good, if not, compiling a new kernel can still give you sound, depends on your laptop.
When you compile a new kernel, do not forget do to a git pull inside the linux folder or you can remove and clone again the repository to have the latest commit (hda_codec.h correction):
git clone https://github.com/VanVan/linux.git
Thanks to craig-jackson if you want to check before compiling your kernel if you have the same problem that I had, you can check if the sound can work for a few seconds with the command below :
sudo apt install git /github. com/VanVan/ check_sound. git sound/check_ sound
git clone https:/
sudo ./check_
If you can hear a sound from your internal speaker it's good, if not, compiling a new kernel can still give you sound, depends on your laptop.
When you compile a new kernel, do not forget do to a git pull inside the linux folder or you can remove and clone again the repository to have the latest commit (hda_codec.h correction): /github. com/VanVan/ linux.git
git clone https:/