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add powerbook64 and powerbook65 to tas3004 driver #69
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Hi,
the audio on my iBook G4 (powerbook65) has not been working. After some time of googling I have found out that there has been a patch posted to the debian mailing lists here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2013/09/msg00031.html
Unfortunately, this has never made it upstream.
I have adapted the patch in the link to the current state of the kernel and can confirm that audio now works (even though I had to play with alsamixer a few).
Best,
thosoo