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I advise you the look at the audio driver and codec in
https://github.com/01org/ProductionKernelQuilts
too.
I have compiled a kernel for android based on this for my chuwi hibook (rt5651), and after a week of struggling I got audio working fully. To get internal speaker going I had to reverse the gpio value check in the alc105 something function, and getting jack detection going was a bit of challenge too. I will upload sources, but first I want to make accelerometer and light sensor going. I know it is not linux but it still might help you because at the lowest level the same things should happen.
Mind you that Intel did over 4000 patches on vanilla kernel 3.14, so to make a mainstream kernel fully compatible with these devices is almost impossible.
edit: if sound is garbled, you should first set clock freq to 19,2 from 25 (mhz?) in machine driver source.

