Firmware Upstreamed For Linux Speaker Support On The ASUS Zenbook 14 UM3406GA
For those that may be considering the new ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED (UM3406GA) laptop that has been refreshed for the new AMD Ryzen AI 400 series, Cirrus Logic has now upstreamed the necessary firmware for the cs35l41 audio amplifier for working speaker support.
This commit to the linux-firmware.git repository on Friday adds in the latest Cirrus Logic firmware for enabling speaker support on the new ASUS Zenbook UM3406GA (10431584) laptop.
Needing to load firmware at run-time is increasingly common among audio components for laptops and other devices. Unfortunately, this has presented yet another obstacle for Linux on different devices. Thankfully Cirrus Logic has been fairly punctual in recent years around ensuring the Linux support.
So just a quick call out for anyone that may have recently bought an ASUS Zenbook UM3406GA model -- or considering this particular laptop -- that there is now the Cirrus Logic firmware upstreamed to linux-firmware. I haven't tested this laptop so I don't know about any other Linux limitations but given that the AMD Ryzen AI 300/400 series overall is working out well on Linux, hopefully everything else is in good shape.
This commit to the linux-firmware.git repository on Friday adds in the latest Cirrus Logic firmware for enabling speaker support on the new ASUS Zenbook UM3406GA (10431584) laptop.
Needing to load firmware at run-time is increasingly common among audio components for laptops and other devices. Unfortunately, this has presented yet another obstacle for Linux on different devices. Thankfully Cirrus Logic has been fairly punctual in recent years around ensuring the Linux support.
So just a quick call out for anyone that may have recently bought an ASUS Zenbook UM3406GA model -- or considering this particular laptop -- that there is now the Cirrus Logic firmware upstreamed to linux-firmware. I haven't tested this laptop so I don't know about any other Linux limitations but given that the AMD Ryzen AI 300/400 series overall is working out well on Linux, hopefully everything else is in good shape.