Hi, I sent this patch in order to get it integrated into the ALSA source code (or at least in order to discuss this patch) but i got no news. How can I do in order to integrate it? Thanks in advance. Aurélien Le vendredi 12 mai 2023, 09:04:57 CEST Aurélien a écrit : > Hi, > > Several years ago I sent several mails about problem with Realtek ALC 298 > sound card not working on Samsung Galaxy book. Due to a computer problem i > had to stop working on it. However I succeed to get it working and I'm > submitting the patch attached to this email. > > Internal speakers works very well. > In order to get headset working I had to hack a little bit since it shares > the same pin widget (0x17) with the internal speaker. It seems that the > ALSA code have solutions to declare a pin widget as both internal and jack > but if I use that it doesn't recognize the presence of the jack.. Maybe I'm > wrong somewhere. > > Last but not least i saw that under windows the driver uses another mixer > (0xd through the out widget 0x3 rather than mixer 0xc throught the out > widget 0x2) when it uses the headset. It offers the opportunity to have a > dedicated volume control for the headset independant from the internal > speaker. Maybe it could be interesting to do the same under the Linux > driver. Unfortunately I don't know how to do that. > > Do you think is it possible to integrate this patch to the ALSA code? > > Thanks in advance. > > Aurélien