I am updating our project page for an advanced remotely controlled audio system using the BBB and a Maxim Codec 98089. We use a different method for alsa-soc than most. Our DTB driver only uses I2S and no I2C control mechanism is included in it. We think this makes the I2S routine cleaner and less error prone. We then use FTDI over USB to send our commands to the codec. We will be releasing the driver to the BBB community in a few days. But you can learn a lot of what we are doing now at our project page. Perhaps as other developers learn more, alsa-soc may one day only need platform specifics and allow any I2S codec to be used and the only thing one needs to change are routines that call I2C commands or in our example FTDI commands from user space.
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