Front Panel Audio Problems

I'm trying to make sense of the JAUD1 descriptions and enable the front panel audio jacks to work but it seems the mobo doc and the casing connectors have entirely different descriptions.
The JAUD1 has these:
Pin1 AUD_MIC
Pin2 AUD_GND
Pin3 AUD_MIC_BIAS
Pin4 AUD_VCC
Pin5 AUD_FPOUT_R
Pin6 AUD_RET_R
Pin7 HP_ON
Pin8 Key
Pin9 AUD_FPOUT_L
Pin10 AUD_RET_L
The casing's connectors are:
Mic:
MICOUT
MICIN
AGMD (Ground???)
LineIn:
SPKO-R
SPKO-L
LineOut:
EARO-R
EARO-L
Reserved
What is going on??? Please help! ;(

Although it doesn't make sense as LineIn - SPKO_L/SPKO_R, I read as Speaker Out though. EARO_L/EARO_R should be headphone out.
Pin1 AUD_MIC - MICOUT
Pin2 AUD_GND  - AGMD
Pin3 AUD_MIC_BIAS - MICIN
Pin4 AUD_VCC
Pin5 AUD_FPOUT_R - EARO_R
Pin6 AUD_RET_R - SPKO_R
Pin7 HP_ON
Pin8 Key
Pin9 AUD_FPOUT_L - EARO_L
Pin10 AUD_RET_L - SPKO_L

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