(In reply to Ulrich Windl from comment #14) > (In reply to Takashi Iwai from comment #13) > > Please don't use yast2-sound. > > It seems yast getes fewer and fewer functions in recent releases, I did not > know that. Forgive an old user. YaST shall disappear in future. > > Then install the latest sof-firmware package from OBS multimedia:libs repo > > http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/multimedia:/libs/15.6/ > > and retest. The sof-firmware package of the current Leap 15.6 might be too > > old for the newer kernels. > > So the configuration will happen "automagically", and the official firmware > is too old to work? Please read the text more carefully. It *might* be too old for *newer* kernels. The current sof-firmware package for Leap 15.6 contains the files at the time Leap 15.6 was initially developed. That is, it was the latest stuff at that time. OTOH, you are using a much newer (unofficial) kernel package (6.11), and the firmware *might* have become outdated for it. > As a side note: In current debian-based Tails live system the Raptor Lake > sound worked out of the box; I only had to select the correct audio device. 6.11 must be much newer than what Debian has, and if anything doens't work with it, it implies that it's a breakage in the upstream. Blame upstream if something is broken there. And, my suggestion to test the newer sof-firmware came from the wild guess from the kernel messages. Verify it at first. OK?