[qtextended] After 4 days...
Lorn Potter
lpotter at trolltech.com
Thu Oct 9 20:12:26 CEST 2008
Paul wrote:
>> I heard today that turning down the speaker volume should fix this
>> somewhat. Problem is that, after a reboot, this is set to max again. I
>> intend to have a look at some files and see if I can incorporate a dirty
>> hack for the time being, to fix this. No promises that this will bring
>> anything, though.
>>
>
> Right. No fix, since I don't see a place where I could grab it in the neck.
> I did find that the phone volume setting is in
> /home/root/Settings/Trolltech/Phone.conf. Somehow, after a reboot, the
> setting of this file is not used and implemented, but some default
> setting is used.
>
> I found the default Qtopia Phone.conf and played around with that, but
> to no avail.
> After a reboot the speaker volume is at 127 (max), not at 90 (which is
> in the Phone.conf in $HOME/Settings/Trolltech/Phone.conf). After just
> looking at the setting, Phone.conf is updated already, overwriting the
> preferred setting.
>
> Paul
>
You can do this to twiddle with volumes:
alsactl restore -f /usr/share/openmoko/scenarious/stereout.state
alsamixer
alsactl store -f /usr/share/openmoko/scenarious/stereout.state
this goes for any of the files in there, like gsmhandset.state
--
Lorn 'ljp' Potter
Software Engineer, Systems Group, Qt Software, Nokia Pty Ltd
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