This enabled the speakers for me, but headphones still don’t work. If I remove the “fujitsu” line from the alsa-base modprobe, the headphones work, but only after a suspend, which is how it was before I ran this script.
Sorry. but i don’t know how to run it follow your command.
i launch the terminal from Aplications – Accessories – Terminal
and then…
I download your script into: /media/SETUP/linux in my computer
and the link of *.sh file is:
/media/SETUP/linux/y410_20080427.sh
i don’t know how to run this script follow your introduction.
I am a newcomer so explain more detail about this. Help me…please.
i’m using Y410 and like ubuntu so much…
Thank you for your useful comment
New alsa 1.0.17 includes driver for Y410 (aka headphones work)! Follow directions in post 1 and 2 of this thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=820959 . It works for me at least
New alsa 1.0.17 includes driver for Y410 (aka headphones work)! Follow directions in post 1 and 2 of this thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=820959 . It works for me at least
@fung Thank you very much for the update, I’ll test it later today.
I tried using chmod +x y410_sound-20080427.sh
sudo ./y410_sound-20080427.sh
But it did not work can I now again go back as it was before please tell i m new to ubuntu
but i like it
Try to upgrade to Ubuntu 8.10, it has all the fixes regarding the audio problem. my speaker now works (headphones too). Also, my wireless is now working.
In case your wireless network manager indicates “Wireless Device Unmanaged” just edit /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf and changed the line under [ifupdown] to managed=true. this should fix your wireless connection. i got this from skroops: http://backports.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=940364
Another thing i’ve observed, the mute button of the y410 doesn’t disable the sound. But an indicator or image will show that the speaker has been disabled but there’s still sound coming out. I guess it’s a bug..
fffs Im an 18 year old kid with only slightly advanced knowledge of computers, so linux = CONFUSING
Please, I dont get how to solve that issue, im having the exact same one as the last 2
and I already have 8.10
Well, this is another post about Ubuntu 8.04!
Works great!! Thank you!!
This enabled the speakers for me, but headphones still don’t work. If I remove the “fujitsu” line from the alsa-base modprobe, the headphones work, but only after a suspend, which is how it was before I ran this script.
Sorry. but i don’t know how to run it follow your command.
i launch the terminal from Aplications – Accessories – Terminal
and then…
I download your script into: /media/SETUP/linux in my computer
and the link of *.sh file is:
/media/SETUP/linux/y410_20080427.sh
i don’t know how to run this script follow your introduction.
I am a newcomer so explain more detail about this. Help me…please.
i’m using Y410 and like ubuntu so much…
Thank you for your useful comment
@TienLX: Try the following in your terminal:
cd /media/SETUP/linux/
sudo bash y410_20080427.sh
This should work.
@Sam: Confirmed. That’s wired, though. I’m going to do some researches on it.
I’ve submitted a bug regarding this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/210018
@Sam: Thank you, Sam! I think there is no better solution than open a bug for now.
I tried it out on ideapad y510. The sound is working, but there is a problem. The laptop is making a shrill beep which is really unbearable.
Since I don’t have y510 in hand, it’s impossible for me to troubleshoot your problem.
If you want to go back to what it was before using my script, you only need to remove the
options snd-hda-intel index=0 model=fujitsu
line in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
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hello, there is a way for the headphone work?
Thank you very much. Now I hear the sound from my laptop.
Thanks
New alsa 1.0.17 includes driver for Y410 (aka headphones work)! Follow directions in post 1 and 2 of this thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=820959 . It works for me at least
@fung Thank you very much for the update, I’ll test it later today.
Found an easy solution at http://koo.fi/tech/2008/06/05/lenovo-thinkpad-x300-ubuntu-804-installation-notes/ just changed to my kernel and used the latest stable snapshot from august. Speakers and headphones work with no issues.
Cool! Suddenly, there are a lot of solutions!
I tried using chmod +x y410_sound-20080427.sh
sudo ./y410_sound-20080427.sh
But it did not work can I now again go back as it was before please tell i m new to ubuntu
but i like it
Hi
While running the script, i am getting the below error. Please help me out.
Please, run the configure script as first…
if [ -L /include/sound ]; then \
rm -f /include/sound; \
ln -sf /home/raj/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.16/include/sound /include/sound; \
else \
rm -rf /include/sound; \
install -d -m 755 -g root -o root /include/sound; \
for f in include/sound/*.h; do \
install -m 644 -g root -o root $f /include/sound; \
done \
fi
install: cannot stat `include/sound/*.h’: No such file or directory
make: *** [install-headers] Error 1
raj@raj-laptop:~/Desktop$
Thanks
@Raj: Hi, I don’t own a Y410 anymore, so I can’t help you out personally, but you might want to follow those solutions given by above comments.
i am having exactly same problem as Raj
Please, run the configure script as first…
if [ -L /include/sound ]; then \
rm -f /include/sound; \
ln -sf /home/raj/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.16/include/sound /include/sound; \
else \
rm -rf /include/sound; \
install -d -m 755 -g root -o root /include/sound; \
for f in include/sound/*.h; do \
install -m 644 -g root -o root $f /include/sound; \
done \
fi
install: cannot stat `include/sound/*.h’: No such file or directory
make: *** [install-headers] Error 1
abhijeet@abhijeet-laptop$
Please post the solution Raj if u figured out.
Try to upgrade to Ubuntu 8.10, it has all the fixes regarding the audio problem. my speaker now works (headphones too). Also, my wireless is now working.
@Ace: It’s really nice to hear that! Thank you for the update.
In case your wireless network manager indicates “Wireless Device Unmanaged” just edit /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf and changed the line under [ifupdown] to managed=true. this should fix your wireless connection. i got this from skroops: http://backports.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=940364
Another thing i’ve observed, the mute button of the y410 doesn’t disable the sound. But an indicator or image will show that the speaker has been disabled but there’s still sound coming out. I guess it’s a bug..
fffs Im an 18 year old kid with only slightly advanced knowledge of computers, so linux = CONFUSING
Please, I dont get how to solve that issue, im having the exact same one as the last 2
and I already have 8.10
@Louis Ubuntu 8.10 should work out of box. Try to re-install the system. If it is still no good, try to download and install the latest ALSA driver.