The state is exactly identical. I can't see any difference both on pinconfigs and on the widgets caps, inputs or outputs (at least on the input side where the mic pass through, but I doubt they will differ in the outputs)).
I have no clue on why on an operating system is working correctly and another is not, with the same state (at least on the problematic part, but I haven't read the Intel specification, so take it with a big grain of salt); and I don't really know where to proceed from here, besides trying to clean up the PCI trace and try to playing it back to see what happens (which I probably eventually will).
I would post the dump from the tool, but of course it's all binary so without the tool it would be useless anyway.If you need it, just ask.
I just have compared the codec state with this Windows tool provided from Microsoft: https:/ /docs.microsoft .com/en- us/previous- versions/ windows/ hardware/ design/ dn613936( v=vs.85)
The state is exactly identical. I can't see any difference both on pinconfigs and on the widgets caps, inputs or outputs (at least on the input side where the mic pass through, but I doubt they will differ in the outputs)).
I have no clue on why on an operating system is working correctly and another is not, with the same state (at least on the problematic part, but I haven't read the Intel specification, so take it with a big grain of salt); and I don't really know where to proceed from here, besides trying to clean up the PCI trace and try to playing it back to see what happens (which I probably eventually will).
I would post the dump from the tool, but of course it's all binary so without the tool it would be useless anyway.If you need it, just ask.