[coolsilver]

My guess is either these are controllers that need firmware from the os to control and run the port for the speakers etc.

Much like most broadcom wifi drivers in linux need a firmware and driver (kernel module) to work. Like most of those you can see you have a wifi card but doesn't work. Firmware can also cause issues like WPA not to work. Most of these chips in the beginning used ndiswrapper which uses the windows firmware to work on linux. Though now there is a built from scratch driver which does have a firmware made for linux.


I also bet more needs built from scratch or hacked from windows to run on linux/android.

Anyway to make a wrapper and process calls through that dll? Is there any specific windows htc audio services that might be the link?