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Switch audio driver to support Pi 5 #16
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Tested on Pi 5 with Raspberry Pi OS Desktop and it worked fine. Tested on Raspberry Pi OS Lite and installation looks fine, card shows up, but no sound is produced. |
Hmmm interesting 🤔 I didn't test on the lite version. Will test and see what I find out. Could you please post |
Sure. Here you go:
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raspios have officially updated to kernel 6.6, after apt upgrade, both rpi4 and rpi5 print error like this...... [ 12.500194] wm8960 1-001a: No MCLK configured |
I'm seeing the same as @ifbe with the Pi5 Desktop (Bookworm) + Adafruit Voice Bonnet. Also have another Adafruit user experiencing the same in the forums. dmesg
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I believe the new kernel 6.6 broke this. I will be digging into this in the coming weeks and hopefully find a solution. |
Thank you for looking into this. Initially I suspected the 6.6 kernel as well. The problem I encountered was that both the Legacy Bullseye (6.1 kernel) and Bookworm (6.6 kernel) dropped new releases on 3/12 and 3/14. Both exhibit the same behavior of creating audio devices, but not producing audio (aplay, speaker-test). Maybe there was a change at the driver or another audio layer that both Bullseye and Bookworm updates switched to (Pulse / Pipewire / Plug / Alsa)? One more thing to contribute from a Pi5 Desktop running latest Bookworm (6.6 kernel): /var/log/wm8960-soundcard.log:
Note above: 'Failed to apply overlay '1_wm8960-soundcard'' |
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sudo chmod +x install_wm8960.sh
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sudo bash install_wm8960.sh
https://github.com/ubopod/ubo-sdk/blob/main/system/setup/install_wm8960.sh
replace seeedstudio driver with this. Tested on Pi 4 and Pi 5 on latest 64-bit OS.
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