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Thank you boths for these commands.
I maked several tests and I see the unique commands that shows real chipset name is
Quote:
cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#0|grep "Vendor Id"
Other commands shows as what type of chip takes it Linux. Maybe they uses the same codecs. So, to know the real chipset, thanks to barboolian, we need the output of
Quote:
cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#0|grep "Vendor Id"
then when I have enought info, I will go to pcidatabase.com and make a table.
Then go to Enter here: http://www.pcidatabase.com/ and look for your vendor. 1106 is: VIA
and then you look for the device. 4397 or 0397.
In this case is 0397, and it is VT1708S
So, now I know it is VIA VT1708S
Well, I want to recollect information about audio chips, (no audio cards as in HCL).
When we have enought information, I will put it in HCL in audio chips.
Everybody can help, just putting here the output of these commads.
Only one condition. You to have perfect sound and working microphone, if you have some problems, just explain them.
Why these commands?
Because, this way, if you have good sound, we will know, what kernel, which audio chipsets supports.
If you dont have installed lshw, install it: apt-get install lshw
I make this thread, because I think if a lot of people help with info, I will organize all information and put it in HCL. I will check it here: http://www.pcidatabase.com and make a table.
In ALSA page doesnot have enought info.
Those of you who want to help me, can put the info from www.pcidatabase.com infront of the Vendor Id: in parentheses. If not, I will put it.
Example: Vendor Id: 0x11064397 ( VIA VT1708S ) Here I explain how to do it.
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Please dont discuss problams here. Only put your info here.
For discuss, please do it here:
Regards.
Miros
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