06:21 <HdkR> I see the new Microsoft developer device launched today with standard 8CX Gen 3. Should be nice to throw at people once it works :D

09:08 <qzed> steev: are you aware of any wifi/ath10k issues on the sc8180x with kernel 6.0?

09:08 <qzed> in particular: https://github.com/linux-surface/surface-pro-x/issues/42

09:10 <javierm> qzed: if you have CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO enabled in your kernel then you could do something like: ./scripts/faddr2line vmlinux ath10k_snoc_napi_poll+0x84/0x150

09:16 <qzed> javierm: Unfortunately that kernel is built without :/ but thanks for the tip!

09:16 <javierm> qzed: did it work with v5.19 ?

09:17 <qzed> I'll build one with debug info once I got a bit more time on my hands, just wanted to ask here first whether someone might have already fixed that

09:17 <qzed> I think so, but it's been a while

09:17 <qzed> since I last worked on the device

09:19 <javierm> qzed: because the only change I see in that driver between v5.19..v6.0 is https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/next/linux-next.git/commit/?id=1ee6c5abebd3

09:19 <javierm> where's your DTS ?

09:20 <qzed> huh, interesting. that would suggest it's also been an issue in 5.19...

09:20 <qzed> kernel tree is at https://github.com/linux-surface/kernel/tree/spx/v6.0

09:20 <qzed> let me get the link to dts

09:21 <qzed> https://github.com/linux-surface/kernel/blob/spx/v6.0/arch/arm64/boot/dts/qcom/sc8180x-surface-pro-x.dts

09:25 <qzed> I mean it's very well possible that it's been an issue on 5.19 and I just didn't notice it... I haven't used wifi all that much and the issue is somewhat sporadic.

09:25 <qzed> Also, I haven't been working on the device for a while

09:29 <javierm> qzed: so the DTS looks good to me

09:44 <qzed> javierm: thanks for checking!

14:13 <steev> qzed: i'm still on 5.19.0-rc8-next-20220728 on my sc8180x :(

14:14 <qzed> no worries, hopefully I can find some time next week to dig into this

14:17 <steev> i need to figure out what i've done wrong, because 6.0 broke for my sc8180x. and i haven't even started looking at 6.1

14:19 <qzed> oh... my tree does work on the spx, but has some spurious problems with the usb-mp thing and also that wifi stuff... and on some boots display

14:19 <qzed> but I guess not that much worse than 5.19

21:31 <leandrof> oh hey i figured out how to use irc stuff

21:33 <leandrof> i have ordered the laptop already

21:34 <leandrof> its going to arrive in the next few days

21:34 <leandrof> i guess 115€ is a steal for a galaxy book go, isnt it?

22:38 <aceridus> Leandro[m]: Where did you end up buying your galaxy book go from? I picked mine up from Ebay for $130 delivered

23:09 <aceridus> jenneron[m]: Leandro[m]: I cleaned up my DTS as much as possible and then verified it still works. Changes can be seen at https://github.com/amcduffee/linux/tree/galaxy-book-go

23:12 <Leandro[m]> Let's go

23:12 <Leandro[m]> <aceridus> "Leandro: Where did you end up..." <- eBay-Kleinanzeigen

23:12 <Leandro[m]> So yes, used

23:13 <Leandro[m]> Oh god how do I do this, already got a Linux fork, GitHub doesn't like having multiple "same" forks

23:17 <HdkR> Multiple branches in your one fork, or multiple remotes locally :)

23:17 <HdkR> Depending on what you're trying to do

23:22 <aceridus> Leandro[m]: It is a nice little machine, the build quality isn't too bad. Running W10 requires patience and leaves not very many resources to work with... Needless to say, with a 7c Gen2 and only 4GB of RAM it seems Linux will be a much better fit!

23:24 <Leandro[m]> aceridus: Yea

23:24 <Leandro[m]> I've already experienced Linux on a gen1 machine with 2gb more ram, it was awesome

23:47 <aceridus> So, I tried pulling over the &usb_1_dwc3, &usb_1_hsphy and &usb_1_qmpphy nodes, including their required regulators, from sc7180-trogdor.dtsi in an attempt to get the type-c USB ports operational. No luck. I am curious how similar the galaxy book go is to the trogdor based Chromebooks. I seems like not that close?

23:50 <aceridus> I presume working off the dsdt.dsl file for the machine is the most surefire way to get hardware devices working, but I am still struggling to make progress in interpreting the file. The structure and syntax are confusing to me, so largely not helpful...

23:55 <Leandro[m]> I know some people that could help with this acpi stuff

23:58 <aceridus> Very nice, glad I could at least help stumble into a working DTS for keyboard and usb-a, sure does make it orders of magnitude easier to work with the laptop, haha