01:36 <steev> shawnguo: out of curiosity, would you mind installing hashcat and giving me the output of `hashcat -b` - it should use pocl and benchmark it. i'm curious what the non-lmh numbers are like

01:37 <steev> preferably on a c630, not the flex

01:40 <shawnguo> steev: okay, starting hashcat on c630 ...

01:41 <steev> should take roughly 20 minutes

01:45 <steev> no, not 20, should take far less than 20.

01:46 <shawnguo> Okay, still running, will report when it completes.

01:46 <steev> fwiw, here's mine - but using 5.12.19 with lmh applied - https://bpa.st/GNEQ

01:50 <shawnguo> For rcg clock, if you meant the kernel WARNING around it, I remember I ever saw it, but I'm not having it right now.

01:51 <steev> hm

01:51 <steev> i have it on both of my c630

01:59 <shawnguo> hashcat_5.13_noLMh: https://pastebin.com/raw/4m0zSHnF

02:07 <shawnguo> hashcat_5.13_LMhv3: https://pastebin.com/raw/DQzUKJVh

02:12 <steev> still hoping thara replies soon :)

05:33 <derzahl> does anyone actually use the touchscreens if they have them? if so, what windowmanager is good for them?

05:48 <BlitzWorks> i ahd mouse issues for awhile and used the touch screen with a pen

05:48 <BlitzWorks> gnoems interface was supprisingly competant

05:48 <BlitzWorks> but thats all i ahve tried

05:50 <derzahl> ah, i had an surface tablet from work a couple years ago i put linux on. nothing i tested seemed very practical

13:37 <steev> yeah, gnome and budgie both do decently (budgie is based on gnome though so *shrug*) - xfce works fine too

15:52 <steev> time to test the v4

15:54 <derzahl> does gnome have a 'tablet mode' or is it just the normal desktop?

15:55 <BlitzWorks> tablet mode is avtivated autoamtically by a specifiic iio sensor iirc

15:55 <BlitzWorks> though once turned on its difficult to turn off

15:56 <BlitzWorks> and is normmaly triggered by articulating the hinge past 180 degrees in my experince

15:56 <BlitzWorks> iirc some elements get a bit bigger and it understands gestures

15:56 <BlitzWorks> thats the main diffrence

17:02 <steev> shawnguo: v4 is looking promising

17:02 <steev> i need to try to build a kernel still

17:06 <steev> i still see that clk issue but i've been able to suspend while compressing the image so that's good

17:07 <steev> hopefully stephen gets some free time soon to look :(

17:16 <steev> was able to suspend while `make -j$(nproc) deb-pkg` and `xz --memlimit-compress=50 -T 4 /home/steev/work/build-scripts/kali-arm/kali-linux-2021.3-pinebook-arm64.img` both running at the same time

17:45 <steev> derzahl: new 5.12 push with v4 of the lmh patchset

17:53 <steev> also oops, i forgot to enable boost on this c630

19:20 <steev> blergh, rang into the encoder time out again

19:20 <steev> i really wish i knew enough to figure out the clock stuff

19:50 <derzahl> steev: nice!

19:54 <derzahl> compiling

19:54 <derzahl> whats v4 all about?

19:57 <steev> moves some things around, i'd have to check her email but she mentioned the irq stuff in the cpufreq handler

23:51 <derzahl> so far seems to be working

23:52 <derzahl> no issues

23:52 <derzahl> so is the pen forthe c630 helpful? i didnt get one with my purchase