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[Wouter van der Graaf <wouter@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Craig,

Without choosing a specific model in alsa config, you can get 
everything (mostly) to work as it should. I used a package by David 
Henningsson, called hda-jack-retask.

You might want to check out our bug report regarding the Vaio Z1x audio 
setup. In there you'll find instructions on how to get speakers, 
headphones and microphones (internal and external) working. Start 
reading at comment #6.

http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/960124

There's no definitive out-of-the-box solution, yet. However, we've made 
some progress in identifying every jack. Now we have to find the proper 
alsa configuration for our laptops. I still have to make time to look 
at the internals (code, architecture, etc.) to have every audio input 
and output jack work.

If there are other Z1x owners that recognize these issues and have some 
knowledge in Linux audio (kernel, alsa config, etc.), you're help would 
be highly appreciated.

Kind regards,

Wouter


Op wo 09 mei 2012 02:46:08 CEST, Craig S. Blackie schreef:
> Well after a bout of good luck, all of a sudden I don't have any
> internal microphone showing on my z11.
>
> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and all the latest updates.
>
> Is there a confirmed fix for this? I've tried different model options
> in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf.



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