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[Diego <rossinelli.diego@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

On my Alienware M17xR4 I have 4 jack pins: SPID/F, mic, headset and
headphones.

Problem 1: When I plug in my headphones into the correct jack pin, it's not sensed. 
Problem 2: When I plug them into the headset jack pin, "All Settings/Sound" will sense it as "Headphones" and the sound still comes from the primary source (not rerouted to the headphones).
Problem 3: When I plug the mic into its pin, it is not sensed

I have trusty installed, and I observed the same issues for saucy.

I appreciate any help on this.

Best,

Diego

** Affects: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Alienware m17xr4 headphone, mic and headset not working properly

Status in “alsa-driver” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  On my Alienware M17xR4 I have 4 jack pins: SPID/F, mic, headset and
  headphones.

  Problem 1: When I plug in my headphones into the correct jack pin, it's not sensed. 
  Problem 2: When I plug them into the headset jack pin, "All Settings/Sound" will sense it as "Headphones" and the sound still comes from the primary source (not rerouted to the headphones).
  Problem 3: When I plug the mic into its pin, it is not sensed

  I have trusty installed, and I observed the same issues for saucy.

  I appreciate any help on this.

  Best,

  Diego

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