* New upstream release - backport-fixes-head.patch: Dropped, applied upstream * Merge from debian unstable, remaining changes: - debian/init: + wait until /usr/bin and /var/lib/alsa exist + only display an error when dealing with alsactl if there is no card specified + Set sane level for 'Speaker' and 'Headphone', needed for Dell Mini 9 and Dell E series + ute PC Beep on hda cards that support it during initial volume setup + update lsb header to indicate no running of the script unless the udev rule is run + Mute *Analog/Digital Control for Creative cards by default + Default Digital Input Source to be Digital Mic 1 so that users with digital mic will be able to use it out of the box + Mute "IEC958 Optical Raw" by default + Set sane level for headphone 1 for Dell Studio XPS with 2.6.30 + Don't muck with sound card state if alsactl restore fails + Don't wait for 1 second after alsactl store + Stop muting on reboot/shutdown + Prefer built-in digital mics on newer Dells + Unmute 'Line HP Swap' for Dove boards - debian/rules: + ship udev rules file in /lib/udev/rules.d + Do not install start symlinks for the alsa-utils init script, it gets run from a udev rule - debian/udev.script: do not use hotplug functions - debian/README.init.cs4236: Include in /usr/share/doc/alsa-utils so that users of snd-cs4236 (e.g., ThinkPad 600) can have audible sound - debian/patches/unset_pulse_internal.patch: We don't want alsamixer to show the pulse mixer by default, since it can be controlled from pulseaudio itself - debian/patches/fix_misspelling_speaker-test_man_page.patch: Fix misspelling in speaker-test(1) - Remove alsaconf from build system and remove po files - Create an upstart job specifically saving mixer levels to resolve race - Version build-dep to upstart-aware debhelper. - Move the initscript into /sbin. We now have an upstart job just for handling alsactl store * debian/init: Revert Debian's change to allow alsamixer/amixer and aumix to cooperate. OSS is going away in Maverick, so we don't care about OSS mixer applications any more