Setting up Razer Nari headset - "read-only file system"
Hello hello again.
I have a Razer Nari headset, which has 2 channels for audio. By default, this doesn't work on Linux - however, this kind person has set up some PipeWire/PulseAudio rules to make it work: https://github.com/imustafin/razer-nari-pulseaudio-profile
The script is super duper simple - it copy-pastes the .conf files into
...Except it can't, because that's part of the read-only file system.
I'm new to Fedora in general, so I've seen things like "add it to rpm-ostree" but I don't actually understand how to do that. Any tips?
I have a Razer Nari headset, which has 2 channels for audio. By default, this doesn't work on Linux - however, this kind person has set up some PipeWire/PulseAudio rules to make it work: https://github.com/imustafin/razer-nari-pulseaudio-profile
The script is super duper simple - it copy-pastes the .conf files into
/usr/share/alsa-card-profile/mixer/paths/....Except it can't, because that's part of the read-only file system.
I'm new to Fedora in general, so I've seen things like "add it to rpm-ostree" but I don't actually understand how to do that. Any tips?
GitHub
Pulseaudio profile for Razer Nari. Contribute to imustafin/razer-nari-pulseaudio-profile development by creating an account on GitHub.
