Per board ucm files on x86?

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Hi All,

This weekend I've created a modified ucm config based on:

https://github.com/plbossart/UCM/tree/master/chtrt5645

For a board which has a single speaker connected to the
left channel (standard mono speaker setup) and a stereo
headphone jack with working jack detection.

I've been unable to come up with a ucm file which allows
selecting between a "Stereo Speaker + Headphone" vs
"Mono Speaker + Headphone" output profile.

https://github.com/plbossart/UCM/tree/master/byt-rt5640
has "Mono Speaker", "Stereo Speaker" and "Headphone"
profiles but does not auto-switch between Headphone
and speaker based on jack detection, I've been unable to
allow selecting either stereo or mono speaker while
keeping auto-switching to/from the headphones.

But thinking more about this I don't think that having
"Stereo Speaker + Headphone" and "Mono Speaker + Headphone"
profiles is the answer. Profiles make sense on machines with
a bunch of outputs where we don't no what the user is going
to plug in, but in this case the stereo vs mono speaker
distinction is a clear property of the device, which we
should IMHO autodetect based on the device-model.

So I think we need a way to have different ucm files per board,
so instead of loading /usr/share/ucm/chtrt5645/*.conf on my
device, alsa should try to load /usr/share/ucm/chtrt5645-<boardname>/*.conf

Specifically I'm thinking about using udev + hwdb (dmi string)
matching to set an ALSA_UCM_NAME udev property.

If the consensus is that this is a good idea I can take a shot
at writing patches for this (in my spare time mostly), the
downside of this approach is it would cause a dependency on
libudev for the alsa ucm code.

Regards,

Hans


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