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This is useful for applications such as PulseAudio to identify and
recognize sound cards by their id (serial) or their path.
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It is more likely that the vendor id is in the databases than the
product id. Hence, check for the vendor id to figure out whether
pci-db/usb-db still needs to be run.
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This patch adds persistant device node symlinks for ALSA control
devices. This mimics the behaviour of the persistancy rules for other
subsystems, such as v4l or storage.
This patch is useful only when alsa-lib with this patch is used:
http://git.alsa-project.org/?p=alsa-lib.git;a=commit;h=33ab0b5381c87e151e87e5000964edd868484886
This will allow referring to ALSA devices with device strings such as:
hw:/dev/snd/by-path/pci-0000:00:1a.1-usb-0:1:1.0
instead of
hw:0
where the device index might be unstable.
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Set a unified vendor/product environemnt variable for both USB and PCI
devices.
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Simplify the form factor rules by using only a single environment
variable $SOUND_FORM_FACTOR instead of multiple boolean variables.
Also, make "internal" a normal type of form factor among many. After all
whether a sound card is internal or not is *not* orthogonal to its form
factor otherwise.
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