The response was “The MIC is bulit into the in mainboard of the unit.”
Does that help? Happy to ask again if that still doesn’t answer your
question.
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The response from Acer was that "the realtek codec is directly connected
to the DSP". Is there anything else I should ask them?
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Hi Sebastien,
I added the line as suggested and rebuilt the driver. Unfortunately this
didn't resolve the issue.
I notice the added line references the ALC286 chip rather than the
ALC256 - is there likely to be a different pin mapping between the two
chips? Are there any variations on the above
Hi Sebastien,
Yes I would be happy to manually patch the driver. Is it just a case of
replacing my existing patch_realtek.c file with the one in the branch
and adding that line? Or is the patching process more involved?
Thanks,
James
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Public bug reported:
Recently bought a new Acer Swift 3 laptop and installed Ubuntu 18.04 on
it. Everything works except the internal microphone. I have also tested
with an external microphone and this didn't work either.
I have worked my way through all the suggested solutions I could find,
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