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good day. i have an external DAC (Hifimydiy usb dac 2 async) based on sa9023 chip from Savitech. and i have follow problem: when i make cold boot or reboot linux pickup wrong drivers (for Bravo-X) and in system DAC looks like Bravo-X soundcard. and there is no sound output. but if i unplug power and plug back again DAC appear in system correctly as SA9023.
how can i choose right driver? there is dmesg output - http://pastebin.com/Tg1AWevX
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Blacklisting the kernel module for the Bravo-X drivers would be my first suggestion.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ke … acklisting
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That driver is likely going to be snd-usb-audio for both. But adjusting its parameters should help, something like /etc/modprobe.d/usbdac.conf :
options snd-usb-audio enable=0,1 vid=0x262a,0x262a pid=0x9023,0x10e1
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That driver is likely going to be snd-usb-audio for both. But adjusting its parameters should help, something like /etc/modprobe.d/usbdac.conf :
options snd-usb-audio enable=0,1 vid=0x262a,0x262a pid=0x9023,0x10e1
this not work for me.
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Can you post
lsusb -v
? Is it always, even in lsusb a one or the other deal (i.e. you only see the bravo card at first and only the saitech after a replug?)
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Can you post
lsusb -v
? Is it always, even in lsusb a one or the other deal (i.e. you only see the bravo card at first and only the saitech after a replug?)
if i correctly understand - yes, there is one card at time.
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