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/* Missing Built-in Audio */
== I3M ==
* To install I3M Linux Daemon on Airtop, please expand and follow the below:
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* Download I3M monitoring tools:
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== Suspend-Resume ==
* There is a internal firmware issue with Airtop3, some units make unexpected reboot a few seconds/minutes after coming back from sleep
* To fix it need to set BIOS setting called "Boot Watchdog" to "Disabled"
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- Press [DEL] during boot to enter the BIOS settings
- BIOS -> Chipset -> PCH-IO Configuration -> Boot Watchdog [Disabled]
- Press [F4] Save and Exit
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* At this point suspend-resume will work correctly, issue don't have other side effects
== Missing Built-in Audio ==
* There Unfortunately there is a set of audio bug in kernel 5.4 bugs you may will encounter on your Airtophttpsfresh installation://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=205959* Symptoms: no <pre>- No sound from both Front and Rear analog audio outputs- Volume output is too low- Alsamixer not working- Jack detection not working</pre>
* To fix please expand and follow the below:
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* Create new file /lib/firmware/airtop_beep_disable.fw
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[codec]
0x10ec0900 0x10ec0901 0
[pincfg]
0x1d 0x40010101
[codec]
0x10ec0900 0x10ec0900 1
[pincfg]
0x1d 0x40010101
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* Create new file /etc/modprobe.d/airtop_alc1150_hda.conf
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options snd-hda-intel patch=airtop_beep_disable.fw
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$ sudo reboot
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* Test audio output, go to Sound settings:* <pre>- Menu -> Sound -> Output -> Headphones Built-in Audio Analog Stereo** NOTE: it's not dynamic, nothing changes after plug</unplug headphonespre>* Click on "Test Sound", then on "Front Left" and "Front Right", check if it hear it from headphones, play with the volume.
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- Press [DEL] during boot to enter the BIOS settings
- Set "Chipset -> system System Agent (SA) Configuration -> Graphics Configuration -> Internal Graphics" to [Enabled]
- Press [F4] to save and exit
- Boot to Linux Mint
- All connected displays will appear in the "Display" section
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