After reading this:
static const char *alc662_models[ALC662_MODEL_LAST] = {
[ALC662_3ST_2ch_DIG] = "3stack-dig",
[ALC662_3ST_6ch_DIG] = "3stack-6ch-dig",
[ALC662_3ST_6ch] = "3stack-6ch",
[ALC662_5ST_DIG] = "6stack-dig",
[ALC662_LENOVO_101E] = "lenovo-101e",
[ALC662_ASUS_EEEPC_P701] = "eeepc-p701",
[ALC662_ASUS_EEEPC_EP20] = "eeepc-ep20",
[ALC662_ECS] = "ecs",
[ALC663_ASUS_M51VA] = "m51va",
[ALC663_ASUS_G71V] = "g71v",
[ALC663_ASUS_H13] = "h13",
[ALC663_ASUS_G50V] = "g50v",
[ALC663_ASUS_MODE1] = "asus-mode1",
[ALC662_ASUS_MODE2] = "asus-mode2",
[ALC663_ASUS_MODE3] = "asus-mode3",
[ALC663_ASUS_MODE4] = "asus-mode4",
[ALC663_ASUS_MODE5] = "asus-mode5",
[ALC663_ASUS_MODE6] = "asus-mode6",
[ALC662_AUTO] = "auto",
};
I decided to give another go at ALC662_ECS and ALC662_ASUS_MODE2. The codec
on classmate 2nd generation is a 662, and I was wondering why I got different
results from the other AL662 models.
To my surprise I found out that ECS would give me "no such model" and default
to auto. Apparently the compiled module failed to replace the existing one...
that explained the results I got.
As soon as I cleaned the old module out and made sure the new one was in
place, I was able to use ECS. ECS offers Mic Boost and when muting Master,
the sound is really muted! There wasn't a need for PCM mute!
I hope this helps someone in the future!
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Angulo Sólido - Tecnologias de Informação
http://angulosolido.pt
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