"Hi Claes,
Your T440p recently shipped."
Cool!
The DPD tracker shows it as last seen in London early last week. Probably won't be another update before it's suddenly in Hong Kong.
"Hi Claes,
Your T440p recently shipped."
Cool!
The DPD tracker shows it as last seen in London early last week. Probably won't be another update before it's suddenly in Hong Kong.
@gunnar The machine itself is working well.
I was surprised that I can't get audio through the DP->HDMI like I can on the Mac. Spacebar is having issues and I will find a local shop to replace the keyboard. The speakers sound a bit brittle and I'm careful not to play anything too loud for fear of bursting them.
Other than that, it's doing what I hoped, being a great media station for the TV and the bed.
I use a wireless keyboard and I run the headphone audio to the stereo, which avoids those minor issues.
@gunnar The cable and adapter are obviously fine, as they worked with other hardware.
The DP audio thing is either a Linux issue, the drivers in the kernel cannot make the chipset put the data there, or its a hardware issue, the chipset just doesn't do this. Linux does see an HDMI audio device, but blocks when trying to write to the buffer. I have neither the expertise nor time to solve this, and I haven't found any discussion online about it.
My current solution treating the audio and video separately works in practice. In fact, my soundbar only has one HDMI in, so I wouldn't be able to switch between the gaming console and the computer if they both used HDMI audio.
Your T430 has working DP->HDMI audio?
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