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The pump's driver repo is audioif: the ignored link, and a sentence on linking both - #34
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…n linking both audio repos PyDevices/audiopump took the name audioif on 2026-09-21 and went public. The workspace link is cmods/audioif, so that is the name the ignore list carries. The README says what each of the two audio usermods is and what a firmware without the second one does.
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PyDevices/audiopumptook the nameaudioifon 2026-09-21 and went public (PyDevices/workspace#4, the last step). The workspace link iscmods/audioif, so the ignore list carries that name, and the README gains one short paragraph: what each of the two audio usermods is, and what a firmware built without the second one does.