Comment 478 for bug 1958019

I have great news for you. Lucas Tanure (who has posted on this bug
about this recently) is working on this right now:
https://www.spinics.net/lists/alsa-devel/msg132632.html

His work is still in the very early stages as there's back and forth to
determine the best way to implement support for these chips. I think
we're still a ways out from working support, but at least things are
moving in the right direction.

This bug has gotten very long, and I also feel like this is really a
separate issue. Would it make more sense to start a new bug for tracking
the support of the Cirrus Logic cs35l41 for laptops?

And this isn't technically a bug. Can we file kernel bugs that are
actually driver (feature) requests?

On 10/16/21 9:01 AM, <email address hidden> wrote:
> https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=208555
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> Jack Brennan (<email address hidden>) changed:
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> --- Comment #464 from Jack Brennan (<email address hidden>) ---
> Hi,
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> I've done my best to read through this thread, so I apologize if I've
> misunderstood. But as far as I understand the 2021 AMD Legion 7 has amplifier
> chips that are currently not supported and no current information exists as
> to
> how they operate?
>
> I have an AMD 2021 Legion 7 and can help out if anyone is allocating time to
> this issue. Unfortunately I'm not a driver/kernel developer, but I can run
> scripts, retrieve information and test potential fixes.
>
> I do appreciate the work that has been put into the other models!
>