I kinda wish I picked up coding but I never found the time I guess. I'm not sure how that circumvents the 64bit kernel firmware loading issue but it does. It's included in many Linux distributions and can even be found I think with a quick Google search but no matter where I put the files they never load in 64bit and require that rmmod and modprobe terminal command to try and get working. The issue seems to be the 64bit kernel firmware loader or the firmware files themselves aren't 64bit compatible. Tested with Linux Mint, Manjaro and Ubuntu Mate. I can try installing it sure, but the latest 64bit kernel v4.2.0 has been giving me the same grief as whatever 64bit kernel v3.x that alchemist_beta used. Heyyo,, I don't think Brewmaster was out in when I made this topic. Please let me know if there's anything further I can try to help resolve this issue and hopefully get SteamOS working with the ca0132 based sound cards for all users.
CREATIVE LAB SOUND BLASTER RECON 3D PCIE DRIVER WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS
the current support for ca0132 sound cards comes from porting their official Google Chromebook Pixle drivers to ALSA & the Linux Kernel. I'm unsure if this is kernel related (since ca0132 workaround has worked in kernel 3.10+ when I've tested it) or something that SteamOS changes compared to other Linux distros.Ĭurrently, Creative Labs have not put out a proper Linux driver for any ca0132. Sudo kill ps uax |grep pulseaudio | grep -v grep | awk '' sudo rmmod snd-hda-intel sleep 3 sudo modprobe snd-hda-intelĪnd neither worked. I tried the fixes that worked when using Arch Linux or Ubuntu of editing the /etc/rc.local and adding in. I'm running SteamOS with Alchemist_beta fully updated. My Creative Labs Sound Blaster Recon 3D (ca0132, same DSP as the Sound Blaster Z) can't output sound or record from my microphone.
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