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2006-01-15
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Holy crap, it works! Forgive my linux ignorance, but does this mean there actually is a driver, or is this built-in demo a low-level hack?
How did you discover this?
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2006-01-15
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2006-01-30
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2006-02-03
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2006-06-01
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From a shell prompt (i.e., inside `xterm` on the N770)
sudo gainroot
cd /sys/devices/platform/audio-i2c/
echo 1 > mic_enable
echo 1 > mic_loopback
echo 100 > gain_left
echo 100 > gain_right
echo 90 > volume_left
echo 90 > volume_right
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2006-06-01
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Is is complicated to have the mic output piped into a file? If not, then instant voice recorder.
Holy crap, it works! Forgive my linux ignorance, but does this mean there actually is a driver, or is this built-in demo a low-level hack?
How did you discover this?
John