Unfortunately this fix does not seem to be working for me. I tried the various methods and I keep getting error messages in the terminal. Is there any way this fix can be implemented into anthology's file for a clean issue free download for everyone? Thanks for all your work. I've finally managed t...

So I run this command first, then line 3 command, then line 4 command? The lines I am referencing are in the readme. I guess I am assuming that line 2 means to run line 9, 13, 19, or 22 first? Sorry to bother you, I am usually a lot better at updating and programming than this.......... Ok, I've re...

Here are my results from the readme to install the updates using the dkms. Hope this helps. If I am an idiot and I screwed it up myself, I apologize. I see. You need to download the file snd-usb-audio-dkms_0.1_armhf.deb manually from the repo into your directory. The README wasn't clear enough ther...

Unfortunately this fix does not seem to be working for me. I tried the various methods and I keep getting error messages in the terminal. Is there any way this fix can be implemented into anthology's file for a clean issue free download for everyone? Thanks for all your work. Can you post exactly w...

I had the exact same problem that the volume is too loud on my Circuit Shields. While on Stretch everything was fine, on Buster the volume is at max. So, I flashed the 2 images (Stretch and Buster) and compared the outputs of amixer and dmesg: Stretch: amixer-stretch.png dmesg-stretch.png Buster: am...

I hear static noise on the right channel when powered up even without having the CM3 plugged in. When I power it up with the CM3 plugged in, the noise becomes super loud on both channels 5s after powering up.

No R59 is there, although being placed a little diagonally. However it looks ok and seems to have contact. Regarding the joints, for debugging purposes, I gave them some extra solder where it looked like there might be too little, but it didn’t change anything -.-

Hey, is the board still available?

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Hey, I want to build 3 GB using Circuit Swords, but 2 of the 3 seemed to have faulty hardware. So I would be really interested in your Super AIO board and use its WIFI and USB Audio chips to replace the faulty chips on my boards. If you'd like we can discuss the details in a PM. I'm Germany based. C...