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LeepFrog84791

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  1. I've decided to take drastic measures and remove the modem chip/card from my computer. Using the exact Thinkpad X61 files (both cfg and hda) from sweaterfish's post, I was able to get sound working. Edit: Adding back the modem card, but not plugging in the wire to the modem still disables the sound. I don't think I have much use for modem in 2025 anyways, but I'll have to find a way to keep the card stored at least somewhere in the computer.
  2. I decided to take a look at my Thinkpad Z60m files, and it seems to do the same thing as R61 logs with modem detection, but as mentioned previously, the sound works. What is also strange is that it does indeed have a modem, and the modem cannot be disabled. Providing files to you to see if you can make sense of this. EDIT: Also added my codec dumps from Linux HDAcfg.ini HDAICIN.TXT HDALOG.TXT Linux Codec.zip
  3. Went to my BIOS, into the Security setting and disabled modem in IO Port Access (which might not actually disable modem at all). Some strange things happened such that I had to reinstall Windows 98. Got everything back up again. Still no sound, but these are my files now, when using HDAICOUT.hda.000. I've also tried HDAICOUT.hda.100, which doesn't produce sound. HDAcfg.ini HDAICIN.TXT HDALOG.TXT
  4. I can confirm success on my Thinkpad Z60m using HDAICOUT.hda.000. Following the same instructions on my Thinkpad R61 (Type 7735), not so lucky, even with 000, 100, 200, and the custom X61 that was posted. I have attached 3 zip files: Linux codec-dump files Vanilla HDA 000; output files when running on HDAICOUT.hda.000 (renamed to HDAICOUT.hda) Vanilla HDA 100; output files when running on HDAICOUT.hda.100 (renamed to HDAICOUT.hda). This was done because my HDAcfg.ini had VerbInterface=$1. Edit: Reuploaded the Linux Codec, because it was empty files for some reason. Vanilla HDA000.zip Vanilla HDA100.zip Linux Codec.zip
  5. It would appear that download for the files is down, and archive websites don't have the file. Could someone get in touch with the site owner or at least reupload a copy of the latest version of the files for use?
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