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* [[Raspberry Pi 3]]
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* Mediatek
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* [[Acer Chromebook R13]]
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* Rockchip
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* [[Samsung Chromebook Plus]]
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## Xorg
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* The Mali T860MP4 GPU is not supported at this time. Therefore, no particular Xorg drivers are needed. The built in modesetting driver will correctly detect the display.
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* xf86-input-libinput is preferred over evdev and synaptics for the best experience with the touchpad and touchscreen.
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## Audio
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Use `alsaucm` (part of the alsa-utils package) to set up the sound card:
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```
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ALSA_CONFIG_UCM=/opt/alsa/ucm alsaucm -c rk3399-gru-sound set _verb HiFi
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```
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Note that the port will display as "Headphones" despite using the speakers. When paired with pulseaudio and pulseaudio-alsa, be aware that the full volume range is addressed through levels 0-9 of the Master volume control. Levels 10-100 provide no additional gain.
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