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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>I finally fixed the issue like this:<br />
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I plugged a regular screen on the computer i will use with kvm, and checked the sound works properly.<br />
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This computer runs debian<br />
As root I used 'hw-probe -all" to extract the edid<br />
you can then find the edid here :<br />
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EDID=/root/HW_PROBE/LATEST/hw.info/logs/edid<br />
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then I created the hex file using <br />
edid-decode $EDID | grep '^[0-9,a-f][0-9,a-f] ' > edid_new.hex<br />
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Transfer the file on the kvm, plug the screen cable on the kvm and tested it with:<br />
kvmd-edidconf --edid=edid_new.hex --apply<br />
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As it worked <br />
cat edid_new.hex > /etc/kvmd/tc358743-edid.hex<br />
And then rebooted the kvm<br />
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Hope this can be useful to someone else ;-)<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 92.157.81.159 --></div>92.157.81.159