Friday, January 6th, 2012
Linux 3.2 was released yesterday. It’s been a fairly busy release for ASoC in terms of the subsystem, including the first piece of work at moving the register I/O code over to regmap to eliminate the duplication there, but a pretty quiet one on the drivers front. Substantial optimization of the DAPM algorithm, substantially reducing the CPU [...]
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Linux 2.6.39 was released earlier today. This release includes a few updates, the main user visible one being that machine drivers can now be registered as regular devices rather than using the soc-audio device. Support for registering machine drivers as first class devices rather than using the soc-audio device. Support for the soc-audio device will [...]
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Also tagged 2.6.37, alsa, ASoC, Cirrus, CS4271, Intel, Linux, LM4857, MAX8950, Maxim, Medfield, Natsemi, release, SGTL5000, SN95031, TI, Visstrim M10, WM8991, Wolfson
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Wednesday, January 5th, 2011
2.6.37, which was released today, has been a very big release for ASoC – about 40,000 lines of changes covering every single file within the subsystem plus a bunch of new drivers. The highlights are: Overhaul of the core APIs for registration of all kinds of devices from my co-maintainer Liam Girdwood, reducing the level of [...]
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Also tagged 88PM860x, ASoC, EP93xx, HDMI, kernel, Linux, Marvell, MAX98088, MAX98089, MPC85xx, multi component, release, SH, WM8804, WM8962, WM8985
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