01:08 <steev> Hm, maybe not, showing a deferred device for thermals so will have to hold off on that one. Not sure what I screwed up. I’m probably missing a patch

11:56 <hexdump0815> aceridus: can you please post your working kernel config for the galaxy book go somewhere? i just tried your dts with v6.0.6 and v5.19.17 and both times booting ends up in rcu stalls - my config currently is based on the aspire 1 one from travmurav

14:53 <Leandro[m]> That fucker scammed me 💀

14:53 <Leandro[m]> Hope PayPal can help me about the money

15:46 <hexdump0815> Leandro[m]: :( ... the risk sadly is higher for something like this to happen if the price is unusually low - good luck with paypal, but if it was at eb kleinanzeigen i guess there is not too much to hope for

15:47 <hexdump0815> it looks like there is some progress around the galaxy book to in the github issue: https://github.com/aarch64-laptops/debian-cdimage/issues/21#issuecomment-1294284859

16:08 <Leandro[m]> <hexdump0815> "Leandro: :( ... the risk sadly..." <- Still have some hope because I used the buyer protection thing on Paypal, not the friends and family thing

16:12 <hexdump0815> Leandro[m]: ok - then i guess chances are better

19:17 <hexdump0815> aceridus: besides your working kernel config the kernel cmdline you used would be interesting too :)

19:19 <hexdump0815> does anyone here have a list of required kernel options beyond defconfig for snapdragon 7c/8c? i had a look at the laptop_defconfig in the aarch64-laptop repo, but that one looks a bit like "build everything" to me ...

20:00 <steev> hexdump0815: i think qzed has a config snippets repo

20:03 <qzed> https://github.com/qzed/aarch64-kernel-configs/blob/main/fragments/spx.config

20:03 <qzed> might be outdated and it's for the spx, so sc8180x

20:06 <hexdump0815> qzed: thanks a lot - that is at least a starting point to see what extra options are required - much better than having to look at thousands of lines of config files :)

20:08 <qzed> A good alternative is also looking through the DT and then checking the compatibles and what they need to be enabled

20:08 <qzed> https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source can help with that a bit, but it's still a tedious process

20:12 <hexdump0815> qzed: i'll maybe try to start with your fragment, some guesses and trial and error - i guess finding everything the hard way for a full qcom dts might get a bit too heavy :)

20:17 <qzed> sounds like a plan, just note that I've only set the options relevant for the sc8180x, so with other gens you should check in the respective category what's needed for that

20:20 <hexdump0815> sure - will go through it step by step and see what else might be needed ... first i need to get my samsung galaxy book go to boot at a level which aceridus seems to have reached and for that i'll first wait for his config and cmdline before trying to find that out myself again ...

20:22 <hexdump0815> i find it always better to start off from a working setup and refine from there

21:39 <aceridus> hexdump0815: Let me get my config commited to my repo. Is there a way to generate a defconfig based on my current .config? I started off with arch/arm64/configs/defconfig, but my current .config is about 5x the size, so not sure if I need to run a script or something to turn it into a proper defconfig?

21:48 <hexdump0815> aceridus: i think "make savedefconfig" should do it and create a defconfig file in the linux kernel tree root - never used it myself, but heared of it a lot

21:49 <aceridus> hexdump0815: Yea, just found that myself. The result looks much better.

21:49 <hexdump0815> maybe best would be to post both: a saved defconfig and the .config itself somewhere - plus the kernel cmdline :)

21:49 <hexdump0815> you worked with v6.1-rc1/2 - right?

21:56 <aceridus> Yes, 6.1-rc1. I pushed a defconfig to my 'galaxy-book-go' branch: https://github.com/amcduffee/linux/tree/galaxy-book-go. Commit: https://github.com/amcduffee/linux/commit/88daa101b4b55c5cb8b6cfe5fff23b47a0939053

21:58 <aceridus> Here is my kernel cmdline: https://dpaste.com/DH9CL53HW

22:04 <hexdump0815> thanks a lot

22:04 <hexdump0815> will try during the next days to get it working with this on my end as well (whenever i'll find some time for it)