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And when there is no driver available the only option you have is to buy a new device. None of my 4(4!) Sound devices work with a current linux distribution. No
by Asmod4n 6y ago
And when there is no driver available the only option you have is to buy a new device. None of my 4(4!) Sound devices work with a current linux distribution. Not the Realtek Chip on my x570 board, not my logitech webcam, not the speakers in my monitor via hdmi and not my USB Sound Card from Creative.
Not even the onboard Realtek Lan controller works, i had to buy a usb one.
Oh and, i had to plug the cord from all sound devices after a reboot into Windows, because none worked anymore.
This situation is even worse than in the late nineties/early 2000 ish.
- StavrosK 6y agoReally? My monitor via HDMI works fine, my Sound Blaster works, my onboard card works, my camera's microphone works. Odd that you'd be so unlucky.
- Asmod4n 6y agoYeah, sadly. The Chips I have are supported, but the device ids they have aren't supported by the kernel, i would have to check it out from source, add those ids and compile it on my own. At least i could find that for the network adapter, i guess its the same for the sound devices, cause they just use normal parts from realtek and the like. Ive just bought those parts because they had the best performance and features for their price point, i could literally spend over a thousand euros more to only get a little bit more features or performance. I kinda had hopes that nearly everyone who would build a rig these days would buy those and because of that someone would have made them linux compatible in the last two years.