[Ubuntu 12.10] disable front panel detection
I have a faulty front panel [hardware fault] and whenever I play a file in Ubuntu, the audio just fluctuates the audio playback. I am using windows 7 ultimate too wherein I disabled the front panel jack detection.
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Just to make sure: We're talking about the ordinary Line Out audio jack, are we? [X] Doc CPU |
actually its just a loose contact type thing
its a loose contact wherein I keep on receiving notifications like jack has been unplugged/plugged etc. So disabling front panel detection has solved the problem and also I cannot remove the front panel because I need the USB port of it.
Besides, I rarely use the microphone or the headphone. So I don't need to unplug the front panel. Disabling the front panel detection is all I require [like in Windows]. Kindly help me :D |
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Either way, it must be something quite special that you have. If you told us the make and model of your mainboard or sound card (whatever is appropriate here), and the audio wiring in your PC case, we might be able to get to a solution - because I'd rather look for a solution on the hardware side, not in software. Otherwise I'm running out of ideas. [X] Doc CPU |
thank u but...
thank u for the response. The notifications I keep talking about are for Windows 7 not Ubuntu..sorry I missed that point and as far as the config. goes:
AMD Athlon X2 270 Processor @ 3.14ghz 4x1GB RAM AMD Radeon 3000 Graphics [1GB Integrated] Mobo: DL-A76MLKFC The sound panel is the integrated to the mobo [u knw integrated with the mobo "default one"] and about the audio drivers: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI SBX00 Azalia (Intel HDA) Subsystem: Foxconn International, Inc. Device 0e26 |
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I just downloaded the manual and browsed through the description and specs. In section 1-1 I actually found the phrase "Support Jack-Sensing function" for the audio features, which is what I described as a necessary precondition for your problem in my previous post (and I repeat: That's a completely new feature to me). But still, my prime recommendation is to simply disconnect the front panel audio jacks fromthe mainboard: Detach the cable from the front panel audio header, which is (7) in the illustration in section 1-2 of the manual, just at the edge of the board next to the outer PCI slot. That should disable the front panel audio jacks on the hardware side. [X] Doc CPU |
i dont want that...
i could do that but instead i just want a software way to disable the detection completely
the hardware way is not a solution to me as windows has that option so if windows has it then so can ubuntu right?? you feel me??? |
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Sorry I can't tell you better news. [X] Doc CPU |
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I wouldn't know of a different solution for this issue. |
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Apart from that, I usually didn't connect the front audio jacks at all because I have no use for them. All wiring is at the backplane, the only front connection I use from time to time is a USB port. [X] Doc CPU |
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