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S195xDTS: put PDM-I2S devices in their own sound card
Since the PDM-I2S devices are on the 4mic board which is an daughterboard/external board/pluggable board/whatever you name it, and can be absent (in valid configurations, e.g. Google Cast builds), the sound card will not probe currently. This results in a valid configuration not being usable. By having an additional sound card per external daughterboard, it is now possible for a device to not be present and fail only its own sound card, while the rest works as well as before. Signed-off-by: Quentin Schulz <[email protected]>
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