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Unfortunately no progress. Been too tired during the weekdays and too busy during weekends :(

According to the datasheet from Digikey, the part numbers mean this: KT11 - this line of switches P2 - hard actuator, 2.36 mm travel SA3M - Right angle with pick & place tab 3 - 3 (?) 5 - gold plated LFG - RoHS compliant and compatible. Gold plated So it looks like it is compatible

I've been playing Final Fantasy 1 for NES lately, in an emulator on my original Xbox :)

Looks like that Linux-3.15 repo is simply missing the two commits that adds omap-abe-mmap.c: https://github.com/Risca/linux/commits/omap5_uevm-3.8/sound/soc/omap/omap-abe-mmap.c Notably, the second commit is some kind of big bang "Just fix it" commit before release (my interpretation). However...

I'll take a look!

I finally got some time to work on this and I got some news! Before you get too excited: no, I haven't been able to play sound yet :( but I've made some realizations. The old Linux-3.8 driver actually have 2 audio "platform drivers": omap-pcm.c - introduced in 2008 with support for Nokia...

Everything's a radio if you design it bad enough :-P

Those look like files used by Letux-OS related to packaging the kernel and userspace configurations. It may be relevant for the Pyra, but has no place among the kernel code (IMO)

I will :P not much, just a little bit

Still work in progress, I'm afraid. The DSP is running now, but additional configurations are needed before we can actually use it

I've sent a patch to the Letux mailing list and notified @hns about the findings. He sounded very excited in his reply :D He was gonna do some testing on his PandaES asap. The PandaES is a similar architecture to the Pyra. I've also pushed the code I used for debugging this issue...

Finally got some work done on this today, and I might have found the reason the AESS firmware is not running as it should! You see, early during firmware loading we do this: static int aess_load_fw(struct snd_soc_component *component, struct snd_soc_tplg_hdr *hdr) {...

Now I understand, thank you. I realize I'm not really the target audience for the client. I install maybe 2-3 games/year and it's mostly story driven single player games you can complete. Don't care much for competition or achievements. I only have a GoG account (shut down my steam account a...

Why even use the Galaxy client? The game install files can be downloaded and installed without any client. More importantly, they can be backed up!

I just finished Disco Elysium: Final Cut. Apart from some very minor interface bugs, I wholeheartedly loved it. From the outstanding voice acting (just the narrator had over 350 000 words) to the absolutely fantastic dialog and story :) The mood and setting is thoroughly well described and I...

I recently bought a new screen for my phone... out of necessity :/ stupid ground being so hard and damaging to mobile screens :(

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to fix the sound issues, then I ran out of free time. Working on the sound driver has a startup cost that is usually longer than what I have time for on any given day :(

I always had issues with buzzing and noise on the pi's builtin audio port. The HiFi hats available for the pi have been very affordable and great when I've used them,

Didn't @EvilDragon mention on Discord something about a backup script killing MariaDB?

We bumped our maximum speed limit to 120 km/h a few years ago