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Issue with MoOde 6.71 #5
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Hi Olaf, Thank you for positng this issue. We are currently reviewing it and will be back with this between Friday and Monday. Best rgds, |
Hi Olaf, We have checked our driver and it is working fine in the last kernel update with Raspberry pi OS (currently 5.4.72). At some point when the kernel was update from 4.19 to 5.4 there was a bug that was already corrected. So I assume that is the problem. Regarding the error: "snd-rpi-simple soc:sound: ASoC: failed to init link MerusAmp: -517" if you look at the bottom of the dmesg output if they driver was correctly probed you will see: "snd-rpi-simple soc:sound: ma120x0p-amp <-> 20203000.i2s mapping ok". The reason you see a failed to init message is because it takes a few milli seconds for the i2c on board to start up, so it tries to probe the sound card driver until the i2c bus of the merus amp is available. But this is not an issue. @moodeaudio we have seen that the merus-amp is working fine also with kernel 5.4.51 in Raspberry pi OS. I assume the solution will be anyway a kernel update. Best regards, |
Hi Ariel,
Thanks for the explanation. I am happy that you provide this support. Gives
trust in the product,
Will also make a link to your reply on the moOde forum,
Best regards,
Olaf
…On Sun, Nov 1, 2020 at 12:05 PM AMuszkat ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Olaf,
We have checked our driver and it is working fine in the last kernel
update with Raspberry pi OS (currently 5.4.72). At some point when the
kernel was update from 4.19 to 5.4 there was a bug that was already
corrected. So I assume that is the problem.
Regarding the error: "snd-rpi-simple soc🔉 ASoC: failed to init link
MerusAmp: -517" if you look at the bottom of the dmesg output if they
driver was correctly probed you will see: "snd-rpi-simple soc🔉
ma120x0p-amp <-> 20203000.i2s mapping ok".
The reason you see a failed to init message is because it takes a few
milli seconds for the i2c on board to start up, so it tries to probe the
sound card driver until the i2c bus of the merus amp is available. But this
is not an issue.
@moodeaudio <https://github.com/moodeaudio> we have seen that the
merus-amp is working fine also with kernel 5.4.51 in Raspberry pi OS. I
assume the solution will be anyway a kernel update.
Best regards,
Ariel
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Hi,
When I use the latest release of MoOde (6.71.), this release does not work with the Merus driver. Only after
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
It work, but still with error. THis is worring me and why is the update needed.
See:
http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=3059
many THanks,
Olaf
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