01:43 <steev> bamse is gonna start playing Hades and we're gonna lose all his hard work :(

01:44 <HdkR> It does seemingly run flawlessly on the X13s

01:44 <clover[m]> Lol

01:45 <steev> definitely looked like it on the video

01:45 <steev> realistically, the only issue i notice in my day to day use is that occasionally alacritty's window will disappear, and sometimes it's just the titlebar that disappears

01:46 <HdkR> Need to build more from NFS :P

01:46 <clover[m]> Something is weird about the terminal emulator

01:46 <clover[m]> GNOME terminal also is buggy

01:47 <steev> i meant in terms of gpu

01:47 <steev> there's definitely other weirdness

01:47 <steev> a kernel build for me does the khugemap thing, but that's only building the kernel from scratch and only on next, so something between 6.2 and next

01:48 <HdkR> I totally just disabled huge pages because of that

01:48 <steev> technically, we shouldn't need them?

01:48 <steev> but most distro kernels enable them

03:03 <steev> fuck it. ordered an mt7921 off aliexpress, lets see if it arrives before the ath11k firmware does

04:17 <steev> bamse: as a heads up, qualcomm sent a v2 of their qca2066

04:17 <steev> i either sent a reply with my testing results... or the word bluetooth.. i'm not sure

04:44 <steev> (i forgot to CC you on it since you reviewed v1)

07:04 <steev> clover[m]: if you do try the rc8, be aware, the most recent patch in it lets the x13s get a bit hotter - by default it starts throttling at 55c, but personally i find that a bit restrictive so i bumped it to 60/65/73 instead of the default 55/60/73

07:04 <HdkR> oooo

07:04 <HdkR> I like

07:05 <steev> it would be nice if we could fiddle that in userspace, but i dunno how that would work at all

07:11 <HdkR> Expose multiple temperature points in some random debugfs path, if written to, range check and reject? :P

07:19 <steev> oh interesting

07:22 <HdkR> Then probably some files to expose the viable ranges but to each their own

07:29 <steev> hrm, found another interesting patch hiding in someone's git

08:03 <HdkR> steev: Is it a good one? :P

08:03 <steev> dunno

08:03 <steev> it makes sense... and gets rid of 1 of our hacks

08:04 <steev> things don't blow up on boot, so that's good

08:05 <HdkR> Ship it

08:05 <HdkR> Silently corrupts all filesystems

08:05 <steev> it might :D

08:05 <steev> http://www.underhanded-c.org/

08:11 <steev> i wish they still did them

11:33 <hexdump0815> travmurav[m]: do i see it right that you upgraded your aspire-1 tree to v6.2-rc - is the latest state of your tree working on your device?

11:33 <travmurav[m]> yep

11:33 <hexdump0815> travmurav[m]: i'm just asking to have a tested stable on another device base whenever i'll look again into samsung galaxy book go

11:33 <hexdump0815> cool - thanks a lot

11:34 <hexdump0815> travmurav[m]: and you are using the kernel sc7180 kernel config have checked into that tree - right?

11:34 <travmurav[m]> the -rc7 seems fine for me right now, didn't see too obvious regressions (other than my panel failing to read the edid much more often -> applied retry hack)

11:36 <travmurav[m]> Yes, the added defconfig is what I run, it should be very minimal apart of the stuff needed by 7c (and my laptop) + things specific for pmOS as I messed up the command order when creating it

11:44 <hexdump0815> travmurav[m]: thanks a lot for this info

23:39 <HdkR> Oop, Lenovo X13s is losing to HDK888 in performance

23:40 <HdkR> Comparing a single threaded task between the 2841Mhz X1 on 888 to the 2995Mhz X1C on the Lenovo

23:41 <HdkR> Lenovo is quite a bit slower, 62% the performance in time delta

23:41 <HdkR> Lenovo took 0.129s for a task, HDK888 took 0.081s

23:42 <HdkR> Looks like pure compute difference. Are the caches clocked up on the Lenovo?

23:46 <HdkR> L3 or SLC potentially?