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<qzed> the SQE thing is a bit more complicated unfortunately
<steev> is it just in the kmsuc8180x file?
<qzed> qcdxkm8180.sys
<qzed> I can give you a couple more hints: there's a bunch of if/else comparing a byte to 0x57 and 0x71
<qzed> that's switching between code-paths for a690 and a680 (I think)
<qzed> essentially both SQE and GMU firmwares are at such an if/else thing, in both places some pointer and length gets set
<qzed> not sure how to better describe that... so feel free to ask if you need anything
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<steev> that is... way above my paygrade
<steev> so far, all i've learned how to do is open a file in ghidra
<steev> it's on my (very long) list of things to learn
<qzed> heh, that's a good start
<qzed> tbh I'm still a beginner at that too... luckily the decompiler seems to be well enough so that I don't have to look at the assembly code
<steev> i'm trying to find where i even find the if/else's
<qzed> there are a bunch of search tools, including one where you can look for specific scalars
<qzed> if that helps
<qzed> the gmu loader function is at 1402b6250 and the sqe one at 1402afdd0, but that might be different for you if you've got a different driver version
<steev> how did you get it to pretty print that stuff?
<steev> maybe i should do this in windows itself
<qzed> you mean the param_1 thing? there's an auto-create-struct helper thing in the right click menu
<steev> ah, not on mine because apparently it dislikes native visual studio
<steev> and they don't ship windows_arm64 builds
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<qzed> steev: I'm running that on my x86 linux desktop, so no idea if it's different on windows
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<steev> ah
<steev> *shakes fist at vs native windows arm64*
<steev> vswhere.exe is broken on it
<steev> oh, because you gotta pass prerelease, okay
<bamse> steev: tried booting linux-next on the flex...but the edp phy isn't allowed to probe...any suggestions?
<steev> bamse: i have it built in here
<steev> unless lumag broke it in next
<steev> i know theres lots of changes in the display stack coming
<steev> i'm also just applying all my patches on 5.19, i haven't tried -next yet
<steev> let me go through my next here because i don't even have the flex stuff applied to it :(
<steev> bamse: is there a way to make git am spit out if the patch is already applied, instead of just a failure?
<bamse> i'm not aware of any way to get git am to do that...would have been wonderful to fail differently in that case
<bamse> steev: nah, the problem is that the edp driver doesn't probe
<bamse> [ 0.044000] platform af00000.clock-controller: Fixing up cyclic dependency with aec2a00.phy
<bamse> that's the only thing i have related to edp in the log
<qzed> bamse: last time I worked directly with next, I had to revert https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-pm/list/?series=646471&state=%2A&archive=both