ChanServ changed the topic of #aarch64-laptops to: Linux support for AArch64 Laptops (Asus NovaGo TP370QL - HP Envy x2 - Lenovo Mixx 630 - Lenovo Yoga C630)
<steev>
i need to do the bluetooth debug stuff, but just about everything out there is about debugging userland
<clover[m]>
patch / commit link pls? :)
<steev>
which?
<clover[m]>
the one that polishes suspend a bit
<steev>
oh, i need to recommit the patches and grab the latest versions
<clover[m]>
chromium behaving for me again. just had to reinstall
<clover[m]>
bye vivaldi!
<steev>
but vivaldi is superior :(
<steev>
glad it's working though!
<clover[m]>
is there a wine for aarch64 linux that will run 64 bit windows on arm apps?
<clover[m]>
Why does Ubuntu arm have multi lib but arch doesn't
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<amstan>
clover: arch doesn't because arch linux arm is maintained by one person and it's a lot of work
<steev>
1000%
<steev>
and he does an amazing job at it tbh
<amstan>
yes, but it's understandable why these niche things aren't implemented
<steev>
and ubuntu multilib is because debian is multilib
<steev>
oh, i see what it is
<steev>
for some reason the fd6_*.c files became fd6_*.cc
<steev>
blergh, that doesn't fix it either though, still errors
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<robclark>
steev: .c -> .cc is part of the groundwork for a7xx, fwiw.. I didn't quite catch what the problem was but meson should make that transition "just work".. but if you are applying patches outside of some git-rebase scenario I've pushed an updated fd/a690 branch that is rebased across that transition
<steev>
hm
<steev>
weird, i refreshed a bunch, but now i see it
<robclark>
hmm, ok.. I'll look at that but will take a few since switching branches atm == rebuild the world
<steev>
no rush
<steev>
it's just against tot
<robclark>
c++ is annoyingly strict about dumb things.. and the reg pack macro stuff annoyingly generates pages of errors for a simple thing (but fixing that would mean compiler couldn't optimize things as well)
<robclark>
oh, I guess clang vs gcc issue.. I normally build with clang because gcc doesn't support lock annotation thing
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<robclark>
steev: ok, updated fd/a690 branch
<steev>
oh, interesting
<steev>
looks like good now
<steev>
robclark: fwiw, i also just pulled in the deadline support, and maybe i haven't let it run long enough but so far, i haven't had alacritty do its disappearing act
<steev>
ah, it just did :(
<steev>
i'd love to get a recording of it, but it's not exactly easy to get it to do, it just sorta happens
<travmurav[m]>
wasn't it gnome just nacking implementing server side decorations on wayland "because no one uses it anyway, apps always change it and add widgets there"
<steev>
no idea tbh, but that wouldn't surprise me at all
<steev>
but, alacritty is the only app that seems to do that
<steev>
pushed
<steev>
- base on torvalds tot rc2
<steev>
- layer johan's wifi branch (minus the empty linux-next patch that makes git am unhappy)
<steev>
- include battery present property (i should really submit this i guess)
<steev>
- hack from travmurav to make msm act more like other graphcis cards so mutter doesn't crash
<steev>
- hack to allow the machine to heat up to 65 (originally 55) before throttling
<steev>
- a few minor ath11k fixes from wireless patchwork
<steev>
- rfc patchset from abelvesa (allows to remove pd_ignore_unused from kernel command line)
<steev>
kinda surprised it didn't kick me for that paste honestly
<steev>
reading more... i think i might have jumped the gun on the wide planes
<HdkR>
Does the llcc base addresses change do anything that matters to me?
<HdkR>
Not sure what it does beyond correctness
<steev>
nope
<steev>
i'm gonna drop the wine planes and re-push
<steev>
well, i dropped earlier but forgot to push
<steev>
the second part (still under rfc) is the stuff we probably want, but it requires some next stuff that i'm (currently) too lazy to pull in, plus it's 3:30am
<steev>
and i'm still trying to figure out what the heck is going on in this qcard dts for the bluetooth stuff
<HdkR>
hah
<steev>
they have the bias(es?) in their own & { } for some reason?
<steev>
the non-sleep ones are for when it's active, and the sleep are for when not? maybe?
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<robclark>
HdkR: hmm, well if llcc wasn't working before and is working now that would make things more faster
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<Mr0btain>
Is there a secret to getting audio working that I'm missing? I can't seem to get it to see anything other than dummy devices. got ucm, topology, alsa-base, alsa-utils, alsamixer. And alsa mixer shows no devices. hmm. I feel like I'm missing something
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<amstan>
Mr0btain: aplay -L showing your sound card?
<amstan>
if it isn't ucm or other userspace packages won't help
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<Mr0btain>
amstan: I will check whenever I get back home, so if aplay isn't showing then it's something kernel side?
<amstan>
yep
<Mr0btain>
alrighty thanks, I might have missed something in config if that's the case
<Mr0btain>
Finally got time to get gpu up and going, and the new board file with the 6.3.0-rc2-wifi made a huge difference in speed. although, Firefox is all black, and with lunar popup dialogs flicker black on their outline but they work. using Wayland
<martiert>
I need some help with getting my lenovo x13s to boot. I'm using the jhovold sc8280xp-v6.3-rc2 branch, and the johan_defconfig config. I have also tried with the steev 6.2 and 6.1 kernels. All of them seem to boot the kernel, and potentially the initrd. But the output seems to only be dots: https://home.martiert.com/image.jpg
<martiert>
any idea on what I'm messing up?
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<martiert>
I am loading the dtb in grub before starting the kernel. and add efi=novamap,noruntime pd_ignore_unused clk_ignore_unused to to the kernel params, and I have added the modules Johan mentions to the initrd
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<steev>
alsaucm listcards
<steev>
for mr0btain... who never seems to be able to stay connected :(
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<steev>
but i know he checks the logs at least :D
<steev>
there are updates that aren't yet in the pull request for the ucm configs as well
<steev>
i need to update my alsa package
<robclark>
HdkR, steev: fd/a690 is merged
<steev>
\o/
<clover[m]>
great news :)
<steev>
heck yes
<steev>
that gets it into running the tests and stuff now?
<steev>
or do we still need some actual hardware to get the ci doing tests
<robclark>
we don't have any a690 hw in the CI farm
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<robclark>
currently just a618 and a630.. but some work underway to add a660 so we at least have something that is same sub-generation as a690
<Mr0btain>
steev: I'm using Android irc and it disconnects a ton haha. but I always go through the logs =). both aplay -l and aslaucm listcards list no cards :'( I'll double check I have everything in the right spot, then if they are I'll rebuild with laptop_defconfig and see
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<steev>
i'm gonna guess it's the alsa-ucm-conf not being correct
<steev>
johan's defconfig should also have audio though
<leezu>
robclark: FYI, I've resent the drm/msm/dpu: Add support for AR30 format patch to you and linux-arm-msm@ (it seems the mail got lost in my earlier attempt)
<robclark>
leezu: hmm, did you cc freedreno@lists.freedesktop.org? I don't see it on patchwork..
<steev>
we have, with sc8280xp, PHY_QCOM_QMP=y and TYPEC=m
<steev>
ah
<steev>
if the phy is built in, typec has to be as well
<steev>
phy-qcom-qmp-combo.c:(.text+0x14dc): undefined reference to `typec_switch_register' and phy-qcom-qmp-combo.c:(.text+0x2658): undefined reference to `typec_switch_get_drvdata'
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<Mr0btain>
I was missing a couple things in config, working now =). not very loud but works!
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