On 10/04/2015 08:57 PM, ansible wrote: > So this alsa-base.conf has the effect of making only the onboard audio > available instead of reordering. I most likely have the 'sunxicodec' name > wrong for the onboard audio, I'm just guessing at that, and have no idea > what the driver name for that is, if there even is one. I'm kind of > suspecting the audio device is part of a monolithic driver for the whole > system-on-chip, is that possible? The audio codec drivers seem to be built-in and not dynamically loadable for your kernel. So any settings in /etc/modprobe won't have any effect. Which kernel are you using? What is the output of uname -a? Jeremy
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