No audio

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@PeterD plug a usb keyboard on it ?

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And what should i do then? What do i have to adjust in the programming?

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@PeterD log in, get the available audio devices by typing cat /proc/asound/cards and give me the output

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@Substring it says KOM2835 NL9N

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@PeterD looks like the onboard audio is disabled then. Weird ...

Which pi is inside the GB ? a pi0 ? pi2 ?

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@Substring It has a Raspberry pi 3 inside

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@PeterD the command i gave you should list a bcm2835 which is the onboard audio. You didn't mention it, 'im surprised

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@Substring it could be bcm2835 too because it is very hard to read the text because of the small screen. What should i do if it is that text?

Thanks for all your help!

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@PeterD you should first of all know how the sound is routed inside your gb : through some pwm gpio ? a usb device ? the usual jack output ?

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@Substring the first time i used the gameboy i had sound coming from a little speaker or from the jack output when using a headphone..
I had to enable the gpio in config to use the buttons on the gameboy..
But to the sure i should probably open up the gameboy..right?

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@PeterD i'm afraid yes, unless you're scared to (which i'd understand). Maybe you could tell if the headphone jack was the pi one or not ?

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@Substring I was alble to find to problem i had to set the audio to jack in the .config file.Now the sound works The last problem i have is that when i plug an ethernet cable into the raspberry i do not get an internet connection and a weird ip adress with all kinds of weird numbers and signs appears on the raspberry. Do you know how to fix that? Thanks!

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@Substring i get this ip adress when i plug in an ethernet cable : fe80::ba27:eb27
Do you know how to fix this?

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@PeterD this is an ipv6. It happens when dhcp failed