So, here's the status of the jack detection patches. * The core patches (patch 1-5) and the alsa mixer patches (patch 6) are ready for review and will be sent to this list shortly. Please review. * The "backend" for jack detection, which uses input devices, has been rejected. This is because another way of doing jack detection (through ALSA kcontrols) is going to be implemented by Takashi, scheduled for kernel 3.3. Therefore Lennart Poettering (and Arun?) does not want to see the current implementation being merged at all. * However, since I don't want to rebase over and over again, I would be happy if the current set of patches are merged ASAP anyway. (And until merge, if you avoid radical changes to the affected files, that would be appreciated) * Because of the above rejection and that I'm currently not at home, the current version of the patches have not been tested (more than that they compile and doesn't crash when starting up PulseAudio here). Not many changes since the version shipped in Ubuntu 11.10, that would be if I did something wrong when I reorganised the patch set a little and rebased it against current master. * A note to Tanuk about the Alsa patch: when I rebased it against current sources, I think I broke the paths_dir thing. With the new order, I don't think this argument needs to be sent to the sink anymore, but to be used in module-alsa-card instead. Can you verify? * We're still missing a patch to the core, to expose inactive profiles to clients. I'm happy for more opinions about solutions posted in this thread: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/pulseaudio-discuss/2011-October/011910.html -- David Henningsson http://launchpad.net/~diwic
