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@macchian This is a bit confusing BT offload is only enabled for the 4ch dmic variant.
FYI @bardliao this is also now a bit unconsistent when only some devices supported by kernel set the BT offload quirk bit. E.g. this sof-ptl-rt712-l3-rt1320-l3-4ch will only work for Chromebooks with current kernel.
Not sure how to best tackle this, but we need some systematic approach to naming these tplgs that can be used both in Chromebook sand desktop Linux. Maybe just enable BT always if there's any configuration that needs it (like in this case). FYI @ujfalusi@ranj063
@bardliao The kernel part is already in so I guess we need to proceed with