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>
clover[m]: hm, it *should* be fixed; maybe the website is still being cached
<clover[m]>
6.4.0-rc4 working well so far, including speaker sound!
<steev>
headphones?
<clover[m]>
no those don't work
<clover[m]>
dang, dummy output aka no audio on 6.3.5 (6.3.y branch)
<clover[m]>
with laptop defconfig
<clover[m]>
steev fyi.
<clover[m]>
peeps using my repo can use linux-x13s-rc for now if they want spkr audio since that is working
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<steev>
reboot a few times?
<steev>
clover[m]: ah right
<steev>
clover[m]: pushed, forgot about the LPASSCSR->LPASSCC change
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<jhovold>
robclark: thanks for the quick fix of the firefox video/webgl crashes. I just verified that those four commits fix the crashes I was seeing here.
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<Xyaon>
I'm still struggling with getting usb to work on the c630 with kernel 6.3.2. I think I have all the relevant modules including usbc dwc3-qcom etc.., but none of them are used. I built it with distro_defconfig + EC. Are there any other modules that should be enabled to get it working?
<Xyaon>
What are the general steps of debugging an issue like this?
<robclark>
jhovold: thx
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<clover[m]>
steev: ok that last change fixed 6.3.5 kernel. speakers / headphones working
<steev>
sorry, forgot about the config change
<clover[m]>
rob's mesa patch does seem to fix the FF crashing, but now my vivaldi session has a bunch of artifacts
<clover[m]>
seeing lots of this: [9130:9130:0531/110736.710602:ERROR:shared_context_state.cc(81)] Skia shader compilation error
<clover[m]>
actually seeing that in chromium too, just no artifacting weirdness there
<robclark>
try to get apitrace of vivaldi that repro's issue? Doesn't look like fedora packages vivaldi and I don't feel like trying to build it myself
<clover[m]>
i can look later but i don't have much time rn
<ajhalaney[m]>
robclark you get your x13s going with fedora? Curious if you used grub or not if so, still can't get that to work (and was tinkering at trying a rawhide kernel but boots hanging unfortunately... need to figure that out). Your comment the other day inspired me to try and be a bit better of a fedora citizen and try and clean some stuff up further for the laptop lol
<robclark>
ajhalaney[m]: it is supposed to arrive sometime today
<robclark>
so I guess we'll see in the next day or two ;-)
<ajhalaney[m]>
cool, jumped the gun with the assumption about vivaldi and fedora above :)
<robclark>
naw, fedora issue I could reproduce on 7c chromebook running fedora ;-)
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<clover[m]>
so you can repro vivaldi issue?
<clover[m]>
also that's exciting about your new X13s. i have a snapdragon sticker coming in soon that i am looking forward to putting on it lol
<Leandro[m]>
I kinda want one too now
<clover[m]>
protip: they are way cheaper on ebay
<Leandro[m]>
I realised one sticker will not be enough
<clover[m]>
idk why they made 8cx Gen 2 stickers but not Gen 3 ;_;
<Leandro[m]>
I can’t believe there’s no Nvidia stickers
<quinine>
<clover[m]> "steev: ok that last change fixed..." <- 6.3.5 did not fix headphones for me. and if I try to unmute EAR_RDAC then it works at first, but if I try to play video with firefox then it does not work right away.
<robclark>
for future reference (because I guess I'll be having this question in a few hours).. I guess fw updates I still need to install via windows? Is there a way to do that without a microsoft login? And is there a list of firmware files I should grab before overwriting windows? (And in general, anything else I should know before nuking windows partition?)
<konradybcio>
fw is in GENRALLY C:\Windows\system32 and GENERALLY begins with qc*
<konradybcio>
though most is already in linux-firmware
<exeat>
I created a USB recovery drive before wiping windows and found that (a) it works; (b) I can extract firmware blobs from it easily enough with 7z (though of course they may be out of date)
<robclark>
ok, yeah, I suppose creating a recovery drive img isn't a bad idea
<exeat>
Speaking of UEFI updates, just noticed that the new version 1.54 lists "Fixed an issue where sometimes system cannot detect key input" in the changelog
<clover[m]>
Nice. HdkR ^
<steev>
the lenovo website also hosts the updates, and they can be extracted with inno-xtract or whatever it is
<steev>
i have no idea if they can be applied with fwupd though
<steev>
if someone wanted to sponsor me an additional x13s... i'd be more than willing to do the testing :D
<qzed>
I guess I should test that on the SPX as well...
<qzed>
best case I have a reason to buy an ARM SP9 after that xD
<konradybcio>
ms makes rather noticeable changes to the uefi so it may not imply it's gonna work on all WoA devices
<steev>
if the change was MS though, wouldn't it come through windows update and not from lenovo like it does?
<qzed>
oh hmm
<steev>
one thing to note about the bios update, and i haven't at all looked at the related changes yet; they mention to be sure to be on the latest hardware drivers as well, which come in via wu; i'm assuming maybe there's a firmware change there too for adsp?
<exeat>
I grabbed the version of those drivers mentioned in the 1.54 uefi changelog, and it contains qc?dsp8280.mbn blobs different to the ones I currently have in /lib/firmware, FWIW
<robclark>
hmm, perhaps a bit sad that I have to ask this.. but how do you reboot windows?
<robclark>
ok, hold down pwr button.. and then slid down to shutdown
<clover[m]>
right click windows button on the task bar, should be able to shut down/reboot from there
<konradybcio>
Alt+f4 also brings up the menu
<robclark>
ahh
<robclark>
was kinda hoping that I'd get lucky and be able to acpi boot fedora installer, but seems like no such luck
<javierm>
robclark: I believe ajhalaney[m] has a X13s too and is using Fedora on it?
<ajhalaney[m]>
Many moons ago I dd'ed the raw image to a USB stick, slid a kernel in there from steev s tree and got it up with systemd-boot. Since then I just update the kernel so to be honest my setup guide isn't too hot
<robclark>
ok.. so "manual install".. I guess that is how I did it w/ chromebooks
<cenunix[m]>
Random, does anyone know if dumpstack is in here? They have a page that shows a basic nixos configuration on dumpstack.io for the x13s, was wondering if they’re in here as well
<steev>
not that i can tell
<clover[m]>
filtering for user dumpstack shows no results