2009/5/2 Garrett D'Amore <gdamore at opensolaris.org>:
> J?rgen Keil wrote:
>>>
>>> I compiled and bfu'ed my system using yesterday's onnv-gate bits
>>> (using the bfu.sh script from onnv-gate). ?The system should
>>> now be using the new opensound audio kernel drivers.
>>> ...
>>> # mixerctl
>>> Device: /dev/sound/audiohd:0mixer
>>> ?Name ? ?= audiohd#0
>>> ?Config ?= NVIDIA HD Audio (MCP55)
>>> ?HW Info = Analog Devices HD codec: AD1988B
>>> # audiotest
>>> Sound subsystem and version: SunOS Audio 4.0 (0x00040003)
>>> Platform: SunOS 5.11 snv_115_jk i86pc
>>>
>>> *** Scanning sound adapter #1 ***
>>> /dev/sound/audiohd:0dsp (audio engine 0): audiohd#0
>>> ?- Performing audio playback test... ? ? ?<left> ................OK
>>> ? ? ? ?<right> ...............OK
>>> ? ? ? ?<stereo> ..............OK
>>> ? ? ? ?<measured sample rate 47985,00 Hz (-0,03%)
>>>
>>> *** All tests completed OK ***
>>>
>>>
>>> Am I supposed to hear something when audiotest runs?
>>> All I get is silence, on audiohd ... ? ?(on audioens I get sound)
>>>
>>
>> I've filed this as bug 6836699 "audiohd / AD1988B: no sound"
>>
>
> Yes, you should have heard something. ? This is definitely a bug. ?I believe
> its a bug in the audiohd driver; stay tuned.
>
> Btw, do you have a separate headphone jack you can try out?
The mainboard has 6 audio connectors at the back; I tried to connect the
speaker to 4 of them. I've not tried to connect the speakers to the ports
that are in use by a microphone or the line-in port. No sound on any
of these four output ports.
Wait a minute, the box also has a front panel audio module...
Maybe we have sound on the front panel module?
...
Indeed, on the headphone connector on the front panel connector
there is sound (though with a very low volume).
