I have sound issues with fedora 37

[john12]

Hi boys I hope you are doing great, I recently bought a new laptop, with windows 11 preinstalled, I decided to install fedora, and everything works really well, but I have one issue, When I plug in my headphones they don´t even get recognized by the system although my headphones work on other devices, also when I restart the system in the volume bar says "dummy output" and I can´t hear anything with the laptop speakers until I completely power off my laptop, and then the laptop speakers work again, I don´t know if is a kernel issue, I am new in Linux but I could really appreciate some help.


HP Laptop 14-fq1xxx
6.0.12-300.fc37.x86_64
GNOME 43.2
AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon Gra
AMD ATI 03:00.0 Lucienne
Fedora Linux 37 (Workstation Editi


3:00.1 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Renoir Radeon High Definition Audio Controller 03:00.5 Multimedia controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD] ACP/ACP3X/ACP6x Audio Coprocessor (rev 01) 03:00.6 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD] Family 17h/19h HD Audio Controller

 

[dos2unix]

Which desktop?

 

[wizardfromoz]

GNOME 43.2

?

 

[john12]

Yeah is Gnome 43.2,and shows something like this, until I shut down the laptop and then I have the speakers working again.

 

[dos2unix]

Most likely Gnome 4.3

In any case... In your setup screen above, when you click on the down-arrow triangle between Dummy Output and Test
Are there any other devices listed?

 

[dos2unix]

?

I have noticed that for whatever reason, Fedora, CentOS and AlmaLinux display their Gnome version like this.

However ...

The gnome-version file uses "Platform" instead of Major. So I don't think Gnome parses it correctly.

 

[john12]

Most likely Gnome 4.3

In any case... In your setup screen above, when you click on the down-arrow triangle between Dummy Output and Test
Are there any other devices listed?

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Most likely Gnome 4.3

In any case... In your setup screen above, when you click on the down-arrow triangle between Dummy Output and Test
Are there any other devices listed?

View attachment 14219

Thanks for answering ,no when I check that there's no other device listed only dummy output, and does the gnome problem has something to do with the fact that It can't detect my wired headset too?

 

[john12]

This is the sound settings after shunting down the laptop,

 

[dos2unix]

When you click on "Test", do you get any sound from the speakers?

 

[john12]

When you click on "Test", do you get any sound from the speakers?

yeah I get sound, but it is still not detecting my headset when I plug them only shows in the input devise the speakers

 

[dos2unix]

That is normal, Linux usually doesn't know the difference between regular speakers and a headset.
Having said that, I have seen some BIOS's/UEFI that let you disable one of the speaker jacks.

For example I have speakers jacks on the back and the front of my case. I normally have speakers plugged into the rear jack.
I have the front port disabled in my BIOS, so when I try to plug a headset or speakers into it, I get no sound output.

 

[john12]

The thing is that

That is normal, Linux usually doesn't know the difference between regular speakers and a headset.
Having said that, I have seen some BIOS's/UEFI that let you disable one of the speaker jacks.

For example I have speakers jacks on the back and the front of my case. I normally have speakers plugged into the rear jack.
I have the front port disabled in my BIOS, so when I try to plug a headset or speakers into it, I get no sound output.

The thing is that my laptop only has one jack, and in the BIOS (the hp BIOS) I can´t get into the sound features, because the sound options are not there that's why I guess is a kernel bug or something that nature.