Where is the correct noobs or raspbian image with support for Cirrus audio card (for raspberry b+) ?

Hi to all. I need some help.

I cannot find for download one working modified noobs image or raspbian for new cirrus audio card for raspberry b+. I tried some of noobs images but i cannot find one that match. What is that package called firmware on specs pages ?, Noobs image ?, Raspbyan ?, nothing that all ?

I only find here seemed only for old raspberry b (not +) and their Cirrus audio card (not for rpi +)...

I need too the kernel patch for my devices, because i want patch volumio but i find and tried some images with wolfson patch that i can find in volumio support pages, and nothing work and i cannot find any that matching with my raspberry b+ and Cyrrus audio card.

I think is so much hard to find correct downloads for each device and need improve that all short you can.

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0 Gough Lui over 11 years ago

Please try this link - and click on Firmware Download which is a 2.1Gb ZIP file which should contain the image you're after.

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0 Gough Lui over 11 years ago

Please try this link - and click on Firmware Download which is a 2.1Gb ZIP file which should contain the image you're after.

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0 jirmjose over 11 years ago in reply to Gough Lui

Ok. I have that file...but what is it ?. Raspbian image ? noobs image?.

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0 Gough Lui over 11 years ago in reply to jirmjose

I believe it should be a Raspbian image, although as I don't own the card, I'm not inclined to download it and load it just to try it for you.

Why don't you unzip it, write it to a card and see what your Pi does with it? I mean, if you have the file already, it's a pretty simple process, and then you'll know for sure what you've got. Then you can do the regular sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade to bring it up to date if necessary.
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0 Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to jirmjose

It is Raspbian for sure, and it looks (for me) almost the same as Noobs which I used before.
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