ubuntu-eee-coders team mailing list archive

[Johan Frank <johan.frank@xxxxxxxxx>]

Same setup here, and the same issue. It's the behavior described by Christopher here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-eee/+bug/244059
So it would seem to be the same for 901 and 1000. I didn't notice this with 900 (same ubuntu-eee install).

-- 
Minor volume glitch on eee pc 901
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281703
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Eee Coders, which is subscribed to Ubuntu Eee.

Status in Ubuntu Eee: New

Bug description:
I am running Ubuntu-eee 8.04.01 on an eee pc 901. When adjusting the volume using either the volume slider on the taskbar, or the Fn hotkeys, the maximum volume is fairly loud, but not that loud.

However, if the volume is turned up as loud as possible on the slider, and then I press the Fn+F7 mute key to mute the sound, and then un-mute it the sound is SIGNIFICANTLY louder.

It behaves as though the volume slider/hotkeys have their maximum set to only 70% or so of the actual hardware volume, but when un-muting it actually goes to 100%. 

Can anyone  else reproduce this bug on their 901, or on other eee models?

I would be happy to investigate a workaround for this, if somebody could point me to some resources about how volume levels are managed?

So not a serious problem at all, but a bit annoying. Thanks for all the great work, Ubuntu-eee developers!