On Sat, May 13, 2023 at 03:52:53PM -0400, Joseph C. Sible wrote:
On an HP 15z-fc000 laptop that uses Realtek ALC236 for sound, once the system is warm booted ("reboot" from within Linux), sound stops working completely and the device doesn't even show up anymore. Once this happens, the only way to get it to come back is to cold boot ("poweroff" from within Linux, wait for it to turn completely off, and turn it back on with the physical power button). In particular, once you boot from a "bad" kernel, no number of warm boots with "good" kernels will ever bring sound back.
Can you attach dmesg messages so that we can know what exactly the error is?
I bisected this to commit 5aec989, which first appeared in 5.15-rc6. In addition, I confirmed by doing a custom build of 6.3.2 with reverts of both f30741c (just to avoid a conflict) and 5aec989, which works correctly for me.
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Anyway, I'm fixing up the title:
#regzbot title: Realtek ALC236 unrecognized on reboot
Thanks.