make menuconfig
[Device Drivers]
| - [Sound Card Support]
|
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[Advance Linux Sound Architecture] <*>
[*] - Support old ALSA API
[*] - Verbose Procfs Contents
[*] - Enable support for userspace controlled virtual timers
<*> - Sequencer Support
[*] - Support for UMP Events
[*] - Generic Sound Devices
|- <M> - Generic Loopback
<M> - Virtual Midi
[*] - ISA Sound Devices
[*] - PCI Sound Devices
|- <M> - Cirrus Logic CS4281
- <M> - Cirrus Logic CS4280
- [*] - Cirrus Logic Sound Fusion
- <M> - Intel AC97
- <M> - Intel MC97
[*] - HD-Audio
|- <M> - HD AUDIO PCI
|- <M> - All CS and TAS Codecs , IDT/Sigmatel HD / HDMI DIsplay Port , Cirrus Logic CODEC and HDA BRIDGE, Generic HD Audio Codec Parser
[*] - USB Sound Devices
|- <M> - USB Midi [*] MIDI 2.0 Support
<M> - ALSA for SoC
|- [*] Intel Machine Drivers
|- <M> - Skylake + , CS42L42, SOF with AMPLIFIERS in I2S Mode
[*] - SOUND OPEN FIRMWARE
| - <M> SOF for Intel audio DSPS , PCI and ACPI Enumeration, SKYLAKE, KABYLAKE, HDA LINKS HDMI , and HDAUDIO CODECS
| - CODEC DRIVERS
| - <M> - CS35L41,42L42,42L43, GENERIC DIGITAL MICROPHONE, HD-AUDIO CODEC DRIVER , MAC98357A, SPDIF CODEC
<M> - Virtio sound driver
Build Kernel:
make sure /usr/src/linux-6.15.0 is symlinked to
/usr/src/linux
this is GENTOO btw
then reboot
then run: ./install.cirrus.driver.sh
reboot
open FALKON or your browser go to soundcloud.com
click a song but quickly turn the VOLUME DOWN
on the AUDIO PLAYER ... slowly raise it up until
you hear something then switch to a CONSOLE
like fn ctrl option f2 , login and run alsamixer
and lower the volume from 100 to like 17 is what i use... reboot
see if the volume sticks... if not repeat.. and you can then swing
up the volume on your media player without blowing the speakers
just take caution
