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[BUG] update SOF CI docker with new alsa-utils #9790
Building a new docker today...once that is complete will need to verify it pulled in the right components before I push upstream hopefully it works first shot for me (since the build takes a few hours) but I think a new docker version should be pushed by end of week
So patch with ```commit fd67c11b6d3d84308db14150997ae773283caec2 (sof/master, origin/master)
Topology: NHLT: Intel: Improve error message for DMIC enable conflict
This was merged close to the time we did the Feb 5 update. I've not pinged about this as I've been waiting whether https://github.com/thesofproject/sof/pull/9870 matures on time for 2.13 release in May. If #9870 is merged, then we can stop these docker updates for alsa-utils/lib altogether.
Should we not stop here and merge the local ALSA build PR and have the Docker use local ALSA to build topology. #9870
Yea that makes sense i had thought this had been dealt with on the previous update to the docker but can focus on changing to use the local ALSA instead as the future path
still working on debugging the work from #9870 in a alsa-less docker...I think I'm running into path issues I expect this to be working soon (within a week) if we need to update the alsa in our current docker ASAP i can do that in parallel so to unblock any issues while i debug and implement the changes to use the local alsa
@cgturner1 Should we keep this open and track the remaining Jenkins/docker issues separate? Or do we keep this open to track?
I think we should close this as the new docker does have the latest alsa utils and we can open a separate task for fixing the compatability issues on the docker with the new local alsa tools install
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kv2019i commentedon Feb 4, 2025
@cgturner1 Any updates with this one?
cgturner1 commentedon Feb 5, 2025
Building a new docker today...once that is complete will need to verify it pulled in the right components before I push upstream hopefully it works first shot for me (since the build takes a few hours) but I think a new docker version should be pushed by end of week
kv2019i commentedon Feb 18, 2025
The SOF docker update pushed on Feb 6 has the alsa-utils fix for SSP encoding:
"Topology: NHLT: Intel: Fix DMA slots config in SSP blob"
But the fixes for dmic 1ch (and #9763 ) is not yet included, so let's keep this open.
cgturner1 commentedon Apr 3, 2025
@kv2019i forgot to circle back on this ... i think we are ok to close since the fixes were included?
kv2019i commentedon Apr 3, 2025
@cgturner1 ? Did you do an update yet that includes #9763 fix (alsa-project/alsa-utils#286 )?
So patch with ```commit fd67c11b6d3d84308db14150997ae773283caec2 (sof/master, origin/master)
Topology: NHLT: Intel: Improve error message for DMIC enable conflict
lgirdwood commentedon Apr 3, 2025
Should we not stop here and merge the local ALSA build PR and have the Docker use local ALSA to build topology.
#9870
cgturner1 commentedon Apr 3, 2025
Yea that makes sense i had thought this had been dealt with on the previous update to the docker but can focus on changing to use the local ALSA instead as the future path
cgturner1 commentedon Apr 16, 2025
still working on debugging the work from #9870 in a alsa-less docker...I think I'm running into path issues I expect this to be working soon (within a week) if we need to update the alsa in our current docker ASAP i can do that in parallel so to unblock any issues while i debug and implement the changes to use the local alsa
kv2019i commentedon May 13, 2025
@cgturner1 Should we keep this open and track the remaining Jenkins/docker issues separate? Or do we keep this open to track?
cgturner1 commentedon May 13, 2025
I think we should close this as the new docker does have the latest alsa utils and we can open a separate task for fixing the compatability issues on the docker with the new local alsa tools install