I am currently running Mint 14 KDE on a Toshiba Satellite P855-S5200. There is no audio and I have tried Googling and running most solutions and it has not worked. Can anyone give me some guidance on how to fix this/ some things to help debug this.
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ALC280 is not a very common sound chip, it is probably new. It's supposed to be working from Mint 14 on. Probably I can post a how-to for upgrading the sound driver later today.
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That would be great. I just switched from KDE to Cinnamon and it still has the same issue. The strange thing I noticed is that it only works for HDMI output. I do not have an option to use my internal speakers.
HDMI output is provided through a separate device, the "Intel PantherPoint HDMI". The Realtek chip is connected to the speakers, headphone, microphone etc.