

Look for file /lib/firmware/hda-jack-retask.fw and open it. Push "Install boot override" (root password needed) and close the "Ok, now reboot." prompt. If this is not the case, try installing hdajackretask and launch it from a terminal.Ī GUI opens, choose "Realtek ALC 668" in the codec combo box.Ĭhoose "Internal speaker" in the combo box. ) and other OS versions with recent kernel and alsa, but I can't test. It should work with similar models (ASUS N550, N56. The subwoofer acts as a "Right speaker" in Stereo mode, as a "Subwoofer" in 2.1 mode (but you need a genuine 2.1 source, the codec won't synthesise it for you), and as a "Rear Right speaker" in 4.0 mode. The third connects the subwoofer jack to the "internal speaker" output of the codec.ģ) Reboot and have a lot of fun with OpenSUSE, the N551 with subwoofer and your favourite music! The second identifies the correct setup for the sound board in the N551 (activating also the internal "capture" microphone, by the way). Thanks for taking the time to help.Ġx1a 0x90170150The first block addresses the Realtek ALC668 codec that drives the internal speakers.

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