00:55 <rfs613> x13s bios 1.49 just showed up for me

00:56 <rfs613> no "important updates" given, but under [New functions or enhancements]

00:56 <rfs613> - Added Linux option on ThinkPad Setup menu as Beta function.

00:56 <rfs613> - Updated the Diagnostics module to version 04.28.000.

00:56 <clover[m]> Yep. It let's you load a dtb with the BIOS

00:56 <clover[m]> Not a game changer but a sign of Linux support coming

00:57 <rfs613> ah so that's what you've been talking about...

01:14 <steev> waiting for it to show up in windows and not just grabbing it from their website smh

01:26 <mayco> is the headphone jack on the x13s supposed to work at this point

01:30 <steev> with the proper ucm configs it, should mostly

01:31 <mayco> that being these? https://git.linaro.org/people/srinivas.kandagatla/alsa-ucm-conf.git/log/?h=x13s

01:32 <steev> i don't think you need all of them; i'd go with mainline alsa-ucm-conf git (on github) and the x13s-fixes branch (just 1 patch) on srini's github

01:32 <steev> that reminds me that i need to package that up again

01:41 <mayco> hmm, when I plug in my headphones I get wcd938x_mbhc_get_result_params: Impedance detect ramp error, c1=2, x1=0x0 and no sound

01:41 <mayco> and still nothing after I unplug them again

01:42 <steev> i have some kinda sonys that i tested with

01:43 <mayco> yeah it's possible my headphone are slightly busted and none of my other hardware cares

01:45 <steev> not necessarily

01:45 <steev> could just be the ucm configs you have are slightly not right, or could still be issues with the driver

01:54 <mayco> oh actually I think headphone might be working and pulse is just misbehaving

01:54 <mayco> dragging the slider for the headphones volume around in pavucontrol makes the adjustment sounds through the headphones

01:55 <mayco> although pulse seems to think they are unplugged

03:16 <steev> bamse: eh, i have a workaround for the wifi now; guess i can figure out one for bluetooth as well. SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", ATTRS{vendor}=="0x17cb", ATTRS{device}=="0x1103", PROGRAM="/bin/ip link set %k address 00:03:7F:12:BA:25" udev rule for the wifis

04:16 <steev> bleh, bluetooth requires a script, i don't wanna do a systemd unit just for that

13:13 <ajhalaney[m]> steev: another way to skin the MAC address cat (ew why is that a saying) that i've used https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.link.html

15:49 <clover[m]> don't let the MAC address cat out of the bag!

16:07 <ajhalaney[m]> :)

16:13 <bamse> i just don't look, that way i may or may not have the correct mac address...

16:15 <bamse> although i guess that comes with the risk of the macaddress being dead as well...

17:08 <steev> ajhalaney[m]: i considered the systemd link, but i *thought* it required systemd-networkd

17:48 <ajhalaney[m]> well you THOUGHT WRONG steev !

18:00 <steev> in my defense, i have never claimed to be smart

18:31 <clover[m]> when suspend fix steev?

19:33 <steev> what you mean

19:35 <clover[m]> i thought you had something cooking up

19:36 <clover[m]> that improved suspend times

19:36 <clover[m]> maybe i misunderstood

19:37 <steev> mmmm, i think johan already incorporated that

19:38 <steev> i think there are still some pcie things from mani that are outstanding(maybe)

19:38 <steev> i was testing the usb runtime pm, only came across a minor issue (to me) that would annoy the hell out of you tho

19:39 <steev> it's related to the lack of orientation switching though

19:39 <steev> you flip to get vidya output, and the usb doesn't... usb? vidya output works tho

19:50 <bluerise> Anyone here tried the Ubuntu x13s image?

19:50 <bluerise> USB image works fine, booting the installed image doesn't (kernel shows up, blank screen with cursor blinks forever)

19:53 <steev> xnox: ^

19:54 <bluerise> I'll try installing without internet connected, maybe an updated package is causing issues

19:54 <bluerise> (if the installer loads from internet)

20:07 <bluerise> that... seems to have fixed it

21:44 <HdkR> perf stats shows a lot of time spent with the instruction after clearing and setting daif. I wonder if that is just particularly slow on X1C

22:45 <hightower2> Hey remind me please, I am sure I used a prebuilt image (that old 18.04) to install ubuntu on asus novago. But now when I try to do it again, all I ever see is the image booting into a live system from USB. I do not see the option to perform an install anywhere

22:45 <hightower2> any hints?

22:51 <hightower2> I need an answer to either that, OR the real problem I have is that I did run "bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\ubuntu\grubaa64.efi" to point bootloader to grub, but I forgot to revert it when I removed the linux partition the last time. So I have an unbootable system (well, other than this ability to boot into a live ubuntu). If you got a hint how to re-set the bootloader from linux, that'd be great