<bmbeach>
Wizzup: I don't believe that asound.state is autogenerated
<bmbeach>
If you do "alsactl save" it will save the card state to
<bmbeach>
that file(the default). What I want to look at is you card state
<bmbeach>
since you are getting sound and I am not, yet I believe alsa is working on my machine
<bmbeach>
just no sound. Man alsactl also implies that there are some other things besides
<bmbeach>
the mixer stettings. Also my "/var/lib/alsa/asound.state" is empty so I
<bmbeach>
don't think it is autogenerated.
<bmbeach>
in any case what I want to do is "alsactl reload" which will load that file and
<bmbeach>
then I can see if it makes any difference.
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<javier__>
Wizzup: hi, what problem did you have and did you fix it?
<javier__>
sigh, it seems my irc proxy got borked during the weekend. I'll read the channel public logs
<javier__>
Wizzup: if you disable the b.L switcher, you will have the 8 cores in Peach Pi
<javier__>
but the scheduler only supports SMP so the kernel won't know about the asymmetry of the cores and might not take the most smart decisions while scheduling
<javier__>
Wizzup: the problem is that the goals of the scheduler, CPUFreq and CPUidle could be in conflict so the solution is to add all the PM decisions to the scheduler
<Wizzup>
I did see CONFIG_ARM_BIG_LITTLE_CPUFREQ=y
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<javier__>
Wizzup: you may try Bart's latest version, I tested but had some issues since the machine hang with specific governors
<Wizzup>
I see. I will try that out a bit later, currently for the week I need a machine that works decently. (btw I now have 8 cores when I disabled the bL switcher)
<Wizzup>
Had too much trouble with grsec kernel on arm this weekend :)