only.someone
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I recently installed Pop!_OS alongside Windows 10 as I plan to get away from windows completely in the long run (except maybe in virtual machines).
Honestly though, I'd rather use Debian as Pop!_OS is too overloaded for me and everything I need, apart from that one thing, I can get running on Debian (I'm aware that Pop!_OS is based on Ubuntu and Ubuntu is based on Debian).
In Pop!_OS the audio card drivers run directly without me having to configure anything, however on Debian the audio card works but not everything is recognized as in Pop!_OS.
I have already downloaded the ALSA firmware, configured it (./configure) and built it (make) and moved the ctefx-r3di.bin for my audio card (Creative Sound Blaster Recon3Di) to the /usr/lib/firmware folder. However, everything is still unchanged, the audio card works on some ports but not all are recognized.
is there a way for me to transfer the correct drivers and settings that were automatically set by Pop_os! to debian ? and if so where can I find everything I need.
I have been using Debian for a long time but never had to do anything like this.
Honestly though, I'd rather use Debian as Pop!_OS is too overloaded for me and everything I need, apart from that one thing, I can get running on Debian (I'm aware that Pop!_OS is based on Ubuntu and Ubuntu is based on Debian).
In Pop!_OS the audio card drivers run directly without me having to configure anything, however on Debian the audio card works but not everything is recognized as in Pop!_OS.
I have already downloaded the ALSA firmware, configured it (./configure) and built it (make) and moved the ctefx-r3di.bin for my audio card (Creative Sound Blaster Recon3Di) to the /usr/lib/firmware folder. However, everything is still unchanged, the audio card works on some ports but not all are recognized.
is there a way for me to transfer the correct drivers and settings that were automatically set by Pop_os! to debian ? and if so where can I find everything I need.
I have been using Debian for a long time but never had to do anything like this.