--- Derrik Pates <dpates@dsdk12.net> wrote:

What errors are those? Nothing you've posted so far
looks like an error to
me.

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Oct 19 20:53:48 garuda kernel: tumbler:no device

That's from not having a devnode for "amp-mute",
"headphone-mute" or
"headphone-detect". I don't think that's a problem.

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Oct 19 20:53:48 garuda kernel: i2c-keywest: Ack

Status

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on addr expected but got: 0x09 on addr: 0x34

That's just because the tas3001 driver code (the
mixer for the
Tumbler/Texas) is searching all available I2C buses,
and the first one
doesn't have what it's looking for.

Thanks for your insight to these error messages. After
seeing your confidence that syslog looked okay, I
hypothesized that the output jacks may be live even
though the built-in speaker is dead silent. I plugged
the output audio jacks to an amplifier, and voila,
sound is is working there just fine.

Under MacOS (and Open Firmware) the internal speaker
is on by default, and turns off only when the audio
jack is physically connected. I assumed it was a
hardware switch and that if sound is working, I should
expect to hear it on the internal speaker. Not the
case apparently with dmasound_pmac. The speaker is
completely dead, and the output jack is always on,
regardless of whether a plug is connected. Is this a
bug? (Don't get me wrong, I'm delighted that it
works!)

This should go in some FAQ. Who's maintaining an FAQ
for the Mac G4 towers?

Thanks for all your help looking over my data,

Dave


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