17:33 <steev> maz: not a complaint because i have it locally but i thought that the irqchip fix was gonna go into rc3?

17:34 <maz> steev: I was hoping to do so, but unfortunately life got in the way. it will be in this week's update for sure.

17:34 <maz> sorry about the delay.

17:34 <steev> no worries :)

17:34 <steev> i know how that is

17:36 <maz> steev: btw, do you know why the ASoC driver is spamming the console at boot time about the lack of backend DAIs?

17:36 <maz> it prevents me from seeing the early kernel messages...

17:37 <steev> maz: that only happens to me when the soundwire device has an underflow/overflow

17:37 <steev> usually 3 reboots "fixes" it

17:37 <maz> ah. I obviously don't reboot nearly enough.

17:37 <steev> oh, unless you don't have

17:37 <steev> the "proper" ucm2 setup

17:37 <maz> ?

17:38 <steev> https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-ucm-conf/pull/88

17:38 <steev> if the ucm2 files aren't in place, alsa doesn't know wtf to do

17:39 <steev> otherwise, it's just soundwire being janky

17:40 <maz> unless these trickled in from Debian, I probably don't have this. I installed the machine about 6 months ago, long before these changes.

17:46 <steev> i believe you may have the alsa-ucm-conf package from the linaro overlay, which hasn't been updated with those changes

17:48 <steev> https://salsa.debian.org/steev/alsa-ucm-conf i have it packaged here, though i might need to redo it, i see that the debian package had an update about 3 weeks ago

17:49 <steev> there are no build deps, so if you have devscripts installed (likely not) you should be able to just clone that repo and run "debuild -uc -us -b" and it'll spit out the deb in ..

17:50 <maz> steev: /me tries

17:51 <steev> oh wait

17:51 <steev> let me push new stuff

17:51 <maz> sure!

17:55 <steev> okay, latest should be there

17:59 <maz> steev: ah, I now see soundwire being a bit noisy, but I otherwise get all the messages, including the ITS splat!

17:59 <steev> yeah, not sure what is going on there, it doesn't happen every time, and no idea how to tell what causes it

18:00 <maz> no big deal on my end. seeing the full kernel log is a huge improvement, so thatks a lot for that!

18:00 <maz> thanks*

18:01 <steev> no problem at all :)

18:01 <steev> some day i'll set up my own repo with this stuff

18:01 <steev> i was going to over my vacation but... life got in the way

18:01 <maz> ;-)

18:08 <steev> but also yes, the whole dai link spamming of dmesg is *very* annoying. have to deal with it on a few different boards that aren't the c630