There are a *lot* of sound levels on that device for some reason, but if you mess around you should be able to find the ones I am talking about. Solution: If you want to use headphones you can manually manage your volume levels by opening a shell using Ctrl+Alt+T and typing shell, then run alsamixer and change the levels manually. We have an internal task setup to investigate if we could make use of this change, but I imagine you won't see any movement on this until we decide to do a kernel upgrade, and even then there's no guarantee this would be 100% compatible with CRAS. I took some time to diagnose the issue and was unsuccessful, but from what I saw there have been some upstream changes (linked below) that may resolve the issue in future releases. (1) Headphones: at the time I looked at it headphones seemed to work, but unfortunately CRAS didn't recognize the plug event. I actually personally worked on the ASUS T100TA, so I can give you a bit of insight here. If not could this eventaully become a thing? I know that this model is not officially supported and that is fine but if you have some ideas you could shoot my way so that I could troubleshoot to see if I could get this up and running as such? I am curious to know if you guys can help troubleshoot or make suggestions regarding this issue.
Running the cat it shows the brightness has "changed" as the value has decreased or increased but no actual change is seen on the screen. The brightness even when using the f6 - f7 keys or fn with f5 or f6 does not change the brightness, it shows a meter moving and will go up or down but the actual brightness of the screen stays the same. Both releases did not solve this brightness issue at all. I have additionally tried both the beta channel and the dev channel releases as well. I am running CloudReady Home Edition 64.4.36 (Developer Build - neverware) developer-build chromeover64 the stable build. (Another issue can be lived without: Headphones do not turn off speakers and additionally do not play sound through them either. There are only two hiccups I have run into since installing this OS on it and there is one that I absolutely can't live without: Brightness does not adjust using hotkeys or setting them manually in shell. I am thoroughly impressed with it and I am glad it is here and that it works on my ASUS T100TA Transformer tab. I know you are all hard at work and I appreciate all that you do and make happen for this operating system.
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