It worked! I think I know what may have happened. When typing this line, "sudo ln -s ../../kernel/sound/ alsa-driver", I didn't put a space between sound/ and alsa-driver. I did it a second time, but I caught it and redid the same command with the space, then I got a result. I did it both ways just to make sure. (Should there be a space between /sound/ and alsa-driver or not?) When I ran the ls command at the end, there was a new alsa-driver folder present that was not there before. I rebooted and had sound through the speaker again. I figured I'd look at the alsamixer, and sure enough and for the first time ever, the headphone level control was there! Of course, it was muted, so I unmuted it and it worked perfect! Thank you very much as I have been waiting for a very long time to get my headphone jack working!
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