Krisbee wrote: > Well, with the packages in JackOfAll's repo, using Fedora 22 is maybe > the least line of resistance. It could be as simple as burn an image, > and then with appropriate package manger commands install the necessary > packages to get squeezelite, LMS and jivelite running. Unfortunately I > don't have a Wandboard to test it out. JOA is the man to ask. As > atrocity says, if you're willing to experiment ....
I don't want to discourage anyone from doing this. My problem is that I'm not in a position to spend any time on support. The techies can figure it out, (and many have), and I think to myself if someone is savvy enough to install a base Fedora image, install a third party repo and install the packages without any documentation or support.... well, they are not going to need any on-going support.... Having said that, I do have a bash script, that kind of automates it all. You install a base Fedora image, run the script and it does the rest for you. Hasn't been tested since Feb this year, but it was tested and working for Wandboard and BananaPi. I'll need to think again about releasing this. I have so many other commitments right now, that I worry about providing any support at all...... PS. Soundcheck.... I feel your pain, especially if you knew your way around the fex file. As you have found out, moving to device tree is a complete new ball game, before you discover the lack of drivers that you took for granted with the sunxi 3.4 kernels. Anyway, as you may or may not know, all the pieces necessary to get audio (dma driver, onboard SoC codec, spdif and I2S) working with the upstream kernel and device tree do kind of exist. Most of the hold-up has been getting the dma driver (cyclic dma transfers reqd for audio) into upstream kernel, I think. (This A20 dma driver was written by a chap called Emilio López as part of Google Summer of Code, 2 cycles ago I believe, but never got accepted upstream despite several attempts.) I cannot hand hold you at all, but assuming you can check-out from git, sort out your config options and build.... The codekipper https://github.com/codekipper/linux-sunxi audio-mainlining branch is where you start. He is actually working on getting all the sunxi A20 audio components into a state where they can be upstreamed. Have a look at the most recent commits. Definitely looks like it is being actively worked on to me..... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JackOfAll's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3069 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=101624
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