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June 28, 2016 06:07
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a quick step by step guide to fix the dell 11 chromebook sound issue I faced w/ ubuntu 15/16
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| 1) open a terminal | |
| 2) sudo alsa force-unload | |
| 3) wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/716525/downloads/asound.state | |
| 4) cd /var/lib/alsa/ | |
| 5) cp ~/asound.state . | |
| 6) sudo !! | |
| 7) ls | |
| 8) sudo shutdown -r now | |
| A full video of me doing the steps shown above | |
| https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/716525/video/FixChromebookAudio.mov |
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@ArchieMeng I could email you the asound.state file directly if you ping me (toranb at gmail). Also I did find that installing the latest Ubuntu seemed to solve the original sound issue I had some years ago so you might try that first :)
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Do you still have that asound.state file? I am facing this issue now but the link you gave is dated.