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--- faq [2011/11/23 06:24] – [General questions] stuw
+++ faq [2013/11/25 14:55] (current) – Removing outdated gif; this page is mostly ok. salantrax
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 See [[Backlightcontrol|here]] for some handy scripts.
-==== How to set up sound from speakers? ====
+==== How to set up sound? ====
+Lubuntu 12.10 have sound (playback and record) out of box. In case you changed settings and sound don't work anymore, try to reset settings:
+<code>
+alsaucm -c tegraalc5632 reset
+</code>
+For other systems use following guide:
   - REBOOT you machine to be sure it was not resumed (sound doesn't work after resume yet)
   - run audio playback
   - start alsamixer
   - common stuff
-    * remove mute state from "Stereo DAC"
+    * remove mute state (press **m**) from "Stereo DAC"
+    * remove mute state from "Line" (or "Master", depends on kernel version)
   - speakers settings
-    * remove mute state for "Speaker Mix DAC2SPK", "Int Spk", "Line"
+    * remove mute state for "Speaker Mix DAC2SPK", "Int Spk", "Speaker"
     * set "SpeakerOut Mux" to value "Speaker Mix". NOTE: some people get sound from speakers only when "SpeakerOut Mux" is set to "HPOut Mix". I you have suspended before reboot as sound doesn't survive suspend yet.
   - headphones
-    * remove mute state for "Headphone", "HP Mix DACL2HP" и "HP Mix DACR2HP"
+    * remove mute state for "Headphone", "HP Mix DACL2HP" and "HP Mix DACR2HP"
     * "HP Left Mux" set to "HPL Mix", "HP Right Mux" set to "HPR Mix"
   - enjoy, and don't forget save changes with **sudo alsactl store**
 amixer output [[http://stuw.narod.ru/ac100/ac100-alsa-amixer.txt|example]]
-I (stuw) am not sure that headset works with following configuration, but headphones work fine.
+More info [[mixer_settings|here]].
-===== phh's 2.6.32 kernel =====
-== Which bootloader version do I need? ==
-For 2.6.32 bootloader from Android 2.2 is needed.
-== Why does my disk fill up, it does not help if I remove files? ==
-If you are using Nilfs2 as filesystem you need to make sure nilfs_cleanerd is running, if it's not running the disk will keep filling even when you delete files. You may need to install nilfs2-tools and reboot / remount the partition.
-If you end up with a full partition you do not have any possibility to install nilfs2-tools it still possible to clean it, if you installed on SD-card just move it to another computer with nilfs2-tools and make sure nilfs_cleanerd is running. If you installed on internal emmc you will need to install a distribution on SD card and from there mount and clean the internal emmc.
 ===== 2.6.37 and above kernels =====
+==How Do I change the kernel command line? ==
+In Precise it's as simple as editing ''/boot/bootimg.cfg'' and changing the (last) line 'cmdline=...' to whatever you wish. To actually flash the kernel do ''sudo update-initramfs -u''.
 == Which bootloader version do I need? ==
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 ===== Problems to get Wifi/Wlan running =====
 on some Versions of the Toshiba AC100 there is a shielding problem at the Wifi module. Please refere to the link here: [[hw_problems|Problems with Wifi/Wlan]]
+===== phh's 2.6.32 kernel =====
+== Which bootloader version do I need? ==
+For 2.6.32 bootloader from Android 2.2 is needed.
+== Why does my disk fill up, it does not help if I remove files? ==
+If you are using Nilfs2 as filesystem you need to make sure nilfs_cleanerd is running, if it's not running the disk will keep filling even when you delete files. You may need to install nilfs2-tools and reboot / remount the partition.
+If you end up with a full partition you do not have any possibility to install nilfs2-tools it still possible to clean it, if you installed on SD-card just move it to another computer with nilfs2-tools and make sure nilfs_cleanerd is running. If you installed on internal emmc you will need to install a distribution on SD card and from there mount and clean the internal emmc.