I had a tangentially related problem with a Dell latitude 9520 laptop. In that case I had only dummy output for audio.
After mucho headaches, I solved it thanks to this thread
using quirk 0x80A, under Kubuntu 21.10 (older kernel than linked comment, so different quirk, mentioned in a post below the linked one).
Atlantis does not detect audio either ootb; I assume it could be made to work with quirk 0x2022, but haven’t tested yet. Since that Kubuntu install works perfectly I’m in no hurry to nuke it just yet.
I am not sure how closely related my problem might be to OP’s, but I thought it was worth mentioning here, in case there is something useful in the linked thread.
edit: tried testing under EOS Atlantis live, there is no /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, even after installing pipewire-alsa, so I’m unsure where pipewire expects to find instructions of the form “options snd_soc_sof_sdw quirk=0x…”. This will probably require a topic of its own when I tackle that…
Hi everyone! First of all thanks for all the helpful comments, this is indeed a great community! After login in today updating the system and waiting a few minutes the speakers now magically works
