00:45 <lanefu> RonWhoCares: what troubleshooting have you performed so far

01:41 <RonWhoCares> lanefu: I just did a bunch of reading. Appears it is the Kernel and simply buing a USB device is easiest

01:49 <tparys> to be fair, it's probably not the kernel, and rather the DTB missing a few things. there's been multiple posts on the forum with the I2S clocks appear to be misconfigured on multiple RK3399 boards

01:50 <tparys> My NanoPi M4V2 required some playing around with ALSA / PulseAudio settings before I got anything, but audio over HDMI does work for me

01:51 <lanefu> RonWhoCares: trying to use analog audio jack?

01:51 <lanefu> and yeah as tparys sound is hard lol

01:53 <tparys> I have not been successful getting the audio jack working on mainline kernel, though I've seen reports that it seems to work with legacy vendor versions

01:54 <lanefu> man we need like a masterclass of device tree videos

01:54 <tparys> I think Tony Mac was suggested as someone who might be able to figure it out, but I'm not sure if he's gotten the time to really dig in yet

01:55 <lanefu> yeah he's been busy and also working on some other projects

01:55 <lanefu> i need to shadow him

02:02 <tparys> and sadly, I understand the Zynq way better than the RK3399

02:46 <[TheBug]> actually

02:46 <[TheBug]> if its an rk3399 device

02:46 <[TheBug]> most likely the ground volume is too low for you to hear from the output

02:47 <[TheBug]> I found even using manual commands to jack the volume up over 200%

02:47 <[TheBug]> I could get audio out but by the time it was able to be heard

02:47 <[TheBug]> it was all warped sounding

02:47 <[TheBug]> so my bet if you are on rk3399 and trying to get audio out of analog is its there just audio volume super duper low

02:56 <lanefu> rebooting forum server in a minute or two

03:04 <lanefu> k forum is back up

05:11 <ArmbianTwitter> @TonyMac_32 (Thomas McKahan): Before I go down a rabbit hole, am I correct in assuming the Ubuntu packaged libusb on ARM does nothing? 🤔. libusb_open_device_with_vid_pid() always returns null, even while lsusb shows the device. Trying to get @LoveMHz vnproch55x working on @armbian #linux https://tinyurl.com/yfgba7sl (13s ago)

05:20 <ArmbianTwitter> @kprasadvnsi (Kali Prasad): @TonyMac_32 @LoveMHz @armbian You are not alone in this rabbit hole :p https://tinyurl.com/ye8btd5s (28s ago)

12:02 <rneese> morning all

13:04 <ArmbianTwitter> @Superna9999 (Neil Armstrong): @TonyMac_32 @LoveMHz @armbian Did you strace the lib ? Maybe something is missing https://tinyurl.com/yz8sel6d (30s ago)

13:09 <ArmbianTwitter> @TonyMac_32 (Thomas McKahan): @Superna9999 @LoveMHz @armbian I haven't yet, I ran into this before and left it alone, thought I might see what's going on this time around. https://tinyurl.com/yfgsuy8a (29s ago)