Headphones not detected at boot on Linux Mint
On my ThinkStation P520, headphones plugged in before boot stayed silent until I unplugged and replugged them. The fix was one line in modprobe.d disabling HDA power saving.
On my ThinkStation P520, headphones plugged in before boot stayed silent until I unplugged and replugged them. The fix was one line in modprobe.d disabling HDA power saving.
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