Peter Marshall

I got Bluetooth to work on my Asus C201 with hci_uart and a simple device tree patch. See [#308](https://github.com/SolidHal/PrawnOS/pull/308) on SolidHal's PrawnOS.

Yes, it's currently still an issue. I read that gstreamer can support the V4l2 request API with the `v4l2h264dec` plugin, but I couldn't figure out how to compile gstreamer with...

Maybe check the speaker connector inside the chromebook. After I disassembled mine sound wasn't working because I forgot to plug the connector back in.

I found a fix for this issue since sound wasn't working for me either when I installed Cadmium. Basically ALSA can't initialize the sound card properly due to a naming...

OK, I created a pull request with the required UCM files in place. It builds successfully and the UCM files are placed properly into /usr/share/alsa/ucm2.

I found a fix: For some reason now the correct name for the folder is "VEYRONI2S" instead of "VEYRON-I2S". To find out I typed `cat /sys/class/sound/card0/id` To get sound working...

I got the internal wifi card working on my Asus C201 with the blobby kernel by enabling the BCM4354 driver as a loadable module in the kernel config and setting...

@cracket I actually compiled the PrawnOS kernel myself by running `make BLOBBY_BUILD=1 TARGET=armhf kernel_config` to configure the kernel and then `make BLOBBY_BUILD=1 TARGET=armhf` to build PrawnOS with the blobby kernel....

@cracket I'm glad I was able to help. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get bluetooth working when I enabled the bluetooth drivers in the kernel. However I didn't play around...

@dnowen To add support for the internal wifi card to PrawnOS, you will need to compile it yourself on a Debian system. This process is fairly involved and there is...