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ASoC: hdac_hda: let the hda codec driver autosuspend #1837
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@jason77-wang For the commit message. The driver is already using autosuspend, so the summary is not really accurate. How about:
ASoC: intel/skl/hda - set autosuspend timeout for hda analog codecs
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the commit message is also a bit unclear. Assume that all devices are already suspended, and the jack is plugged. something causes a wake-up to handle the first unsolicited answer for headphone. If the devices go back to suspend, what causes the second unsolicited answer for mic to be missed?
In other words, why can we handle the first case and not the second? It's not the suspended status, something is missing in the explanation.
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OK, will change it.
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@plbossart This was the recommendation from Realtek. Jack detection causes the wake-up from D3, but the detection routine takes time to complete and sent out all the unsolicited response, if driver puts codec immediately back to sleep, it won't wake up again and we lose some responses -- i.e. this is a feature of some codecs. I think the commit msg accurately describes what is seen.
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That is sth I don't know how to explain, I did a test before, I did not enable the unsol event on headphone pin, only enable the unsol event on the mic pin:
With the legacy hda driver, the mic can generate the unsol event when plugging/unplugging.
With the sof driver, the mic can't generate the unsol event when plugging/unplugging.
It looks like the mic need to depend on the headphone with the sof driver.