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Right channel audio not working #8
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I'm not an Linux expert, but is it difficult to apply the patch manually or do we have to wait for the next kernel version. |
@janbaer looksl ike omegadota from the bug tracker was actually able to create a script to run it without having to recomplie the kernel: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1721987/comments/25 |
After running the script provided it also appears that the hotkeys have started working as well.... interesting |
Works for me too! EDIT: I would ask anyone reading this and interested in this issue voting for this bug on the Launchpad tracker and the other bug trackers as well. |
@thisisshi - Works great also for me! Thanks! The sound from both speakers sound really very good! One more missing part which is now working on Linux with my MatebookX! |
Here's a few instructions:
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@thisisshi Great thanks, that's exactly how I did it and it worked perfectly. I just had the problem, that after waking up the matebook x from the hibernate state, the sound came again only from the left speaker. I had the restart the service and then it worked again. |
Heyo @janbaer, I already solved this problem by changing the service file:
This way you don't have to do anything manually. |
@MaxValue I've been trying that but unfortunately haven't been able to get it to work:
also tried adding wakeup.target as well but for some reason it isn't working as expected |
Ohhh, I think I know what you forgot. You will need to reinstall the service after you changed the file:
After that reload the systemd daemon (so it picks up the changes):
Then install the service again:
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doh, thanks @MaxValue! I'll be submitting a pr here shortly with updated docs on the sound and keyboard shortcuts :) |
This fixed the speakers for me too, but not the hotkeys. I'm still a novice at Linux, so perhaps something went wrong along the way. I did have to tweak a few things from the steps submitted in the PR. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 |
Nope, they did not. |
@thisisshi I'm not sure about that, my hotkeys were working before because of another patch. But to be honest, I don't believe, that the sound patch would also affect the hotkeys. They are completely different thinks. |
hey guys, //Error// Mär 09 00:08:47 david-HUAWEI-MateBook-X bash[776]: /usr/local/bin/huawei-sound.sh: Zeile 655: hda-verb: Befehl nicht gefunden |
Hey @Davidgo123, Did you install alas-tools? it looks like the hda-verb command isn't recognized. |
oh, there was the problem... |
Hey guys! This is kinda out of topic but hopefully, someone can contribute. I'm preparing to submit a new update of Huawei-WMI to mainline kernel. I was hoping that someone with a Matebook X can test it and report if there are any concerns. Please let me know, thanks in advance. |
Although this is already documented in the readme, wanted to open an issue to better track the status of the issue:
Bug submitted to ubuntu bug tracker:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1721987
Fix submitted to alsa here:
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/10764291/
Pull request to update docs here: #9
TL;DR:
follow instructions here: #8 (comment)
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