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Subject: Re: [PATCH v4 3/7] ASoC: da7210: Add support for mute
 and zero cross controls
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 18:30:28 +0530
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> > > I don't see any conflict in the above?
> 
> > If I add these two, alsamixer and amixer shows only one of them (one
> > which is added first). Is that fine?
> 
> Eh?  One is a Volume, the other is a Switch.  Note that alsamixer does
> render the two stacked on top of each other in the UI.
> 

Yes, I guessed that earlier. Anyways I generally don't rely on alsamixer
and use amixer whereever possible. In amixer also, it shows only one
control, the one that I add first. If I change "Mic" to some thing else
like "MicM" or "Mic Mute", then it shows both controls.

BTW does amixer version have any significance here? I know my alsa-utils
are quite old (1.0.14)