Re: Question regarding ALSA modules parameters

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On 5/1/23 11:02, Takashi Iwai wrote:
It's for either specifying the order of instances or controlling
enable/disable of each one when there are multiple devices bound with
the same driver.  One of typical use cases would be the HD-audio
driver; there are many machines that have two HD-audio controllers,
one for HDMI/DP audio and another for onboard analog.  In most cases,
the second one (onboard analog) is the primary usage, and people would
like to assign this as the first appearing card.  Then you can pass
the option like "index=1,0" to swap the assignment slot.

Nowadays with the sound backend like PA or PW that supports dynamic
configuration, it's little use, but that was a help for static
configuration in the past.


HTH,

Takashi

Thank you for the response! Now it is clear.

Kind regards,
Ivan Orlov.



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