04:13 <steev> hm, i do have the hack to disable sync_state in rpmhpd, could that be causing the imbalance?

04:14 <steev> time to find out, since it's a simple revert

04:25 <steev> good news, does not seem like we still need that hack :D at least, it hasn't changed anything for the worse

04:49 <steev> suppose the other thing is, the a690 firmware could be "wrong", even if it's just supposed to kick it or whatever

15:19 <bamse> steev: no, the sync_state hack makes it such that before actually sending the update to the hardware we just override the value with a better one...but linux doesn't know about that

15:20 <bamse> steev: you wouldn't get the -13 if the firmware is wrong...you would get a problem loading the firmware, or possibly talking to the gmu

16:04 <steev> ah

17:35 <steev> working with this wifi network really makes me want to chuck the thinkpad out the window (even though i know it's not the thinkpad's fault)

17:40 <gwolf> Oh, yay! \o/

17:40 <gwolf> Got a very promising notification to my Debian mailbox -- alsa-ucm-conf now (as of 1.2.8-1) adds support for the Lenovo C630 laptop (closes: #1017424)

17:41 <gwolf> ...now I should check whether it works with the kernel I'm using, of course :-|

17:42 <steev> si, it was added after 1.2.7.2 iirc

17:42 <steev> it... might or might not

19:24 <Caterpillar> steev: what wifi problem are you experiencing?

19:27 <steev> Caterpillar: 5G connections suck ass

19:27 <steev> 5GHz

19:27 <Caterpillar> steev: mmh what happens?

19:28 <steev> well, on this particular network, it just doesn't connect, it times out after a bit, then retries, takes about 5-10 goes

19:28 <steev> it's an at&t network, and i hope that doesn't foreshadow my switch to them at home

19:29 <steev> i do get

19:29 <steev> AP has invalid WMM params (AIFSN=1 for ACI2, will use 2, and (AIFSN=1 for ACI3), will use 2

19:31 <Caterpillar> at&t? So a 5G network, not 802.11 5GHz, right?

19:31 <steev> no, it's 5GHz, not 5G, just AT&T is the ISP

19:31 <steev> my thinkpad doesn't have wwan in it

19:32 <steev> debating it as a christmas present to myself

19:36 <steev> gwolf: actually, if you could test that audio works for you, that would be amazing, because here i just get pops, but the dmesg output looks like what it normally looks like when its working (and it's at home on the charger at the moment)

19:37 <steev> i was letting it run on battery to "show it off"

19:38 <steev> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/086Aafve/2022-11-30-125348_screenshot.png

19:38 <steev> i wish we could get that kinda battery life out of the thinkpad *sigh*

22:18 <steev> srinik: with 6.0.10, i'm seeing http://sprunge.us/PAbgCl on the c630, this is using alsa-ucm-conf 1.2.8 which finally has the c630 bits in it; but all i'm getting out of the speakers is popping; my 6.0 does include some patches from krzk which touch slimbus, so maybe those are causing issues? i've not actually tested reverting them just yet

22:18 <steev> for reference, the kernel i'm running on my c630 is https://github.com/steev/linux/commits/linux-6.0.y

22:45 <steev> backed out all the audio/fastrpc/slimbus and still same, just pops

22:55 <gwolf> steev: will check soon! I am running wirh

22:55 <gwolf> Grrr phone kbd

22:55 <steev> no worries

22:56 <steev> would be nice to get audio back though :)

22:56 <steev> i think at one point next had working audio, or maybe it was tovalds, but i haven't tested either on the c630 recently

22:56 <gwolf> With the kernel patch you told me so i'd have video out, whixh Is quite important for me

22:56 <gwolf> Have you merged It into your branch?

22:57 <steev> i don't recall which one it is, but, possibly :D

22:57 <gwolf> At some early point i did get decent sound... But i am used to having a mute (or clicking, at Best) computer 🙁

22:59 <gwolf> Will check tonight!