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)
<konradybcio>
the meme says: "nobody: [...]" "men in a new flat" and is about the sheer fact that a man can live with a chair and a computer heh
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<gabertron>
ls
<gabertron>
whoops wrong window :-)
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<jhovold>
qzed: no worries, and thanks for the update. Was just gonna ask how your move was going.
<jhovold>
travmurav[m]: that looks like an impressive write up, will take a look
<konradybcio>
acpi boot can't and won't be supported, as qualcomm gives us the bare minimum to boot windows (plus dvfs settings) and the meat&potatoes part is hardoded in their windows driver
<steev>
time to make the kernel understand windows drivers :D
<matalama>
I've got another sc8280 laptop and try to write a dts for it base on works on x13s. I only have the acpi tables file to get some hardware information like i2c and spi device and i have no clue how to write those regulators properly. I think just copy those from x13s dts is not a good idea :(
<konradybcio>
no don't do that
<konradybcio>
a tool that would assist this is high on my to-do list.. but i have a couple of deadlines before that can happen
<konradybcio>
for now you should be able to boot without regulators
<konradybcio>
just make sure you describe hid-over-i2c devices (keyboard, touchpad)
<konradybcio>
and you'll need to append "clk_ignore_unused pd_ignore_unused" to your command line
<HdkR>
They sell them specifically because they're already ordering drives, and they saw that it was hard to purchase these OEM only drives. So they order them and sell them for the benefit of Steamdeck users
<clover[m]>
and x13s users ;)
<HdkR>
Pretty much
<Jasper[m]1>
clover[m]: They were easy to get and oem only
<HdkR>
OEM only parts suuuck
<Jasper[m]1>
So they just bought em, slapped a margin on them and started selling as a Steam Deck expansion
<HdkR>
They're constantly selling out of them as well, so seems to be worth it
<steev>
bryanodonoghue: so i finally found some time to play around with your camss stuff, and it seems to work (no errors except when i typo ;) ) so I have a bunch of .bin files... what do i do with them?
<agl7>
clover[m] At this moment I am installing your archiso or EndeavourOS. But I want to install it on a USB stick and not on the internal NVME SSD.
<agl7>
all on the X13s
<clover[m]>
it wont work
<agl7>
Why?
<clover[m]>
no one can boot recent linux from usb. there is a regression after 5.19
<clover[m]>
(on X13s)
<steev>
okay back to work things
<agl7>
I can boot Debian-Linux from an USB-Stick.
<clover[m]>
what kernel?
<agl7>
From steev
<clover[m]>
what version?
<agl7>
6.3.4
<agl7>
I can boot also 6.2.x
<clover[m]>
interesting, that's news to me
<agl7>
I try it, I must mount /mnt to the /dev/sdbX and the rest it seems ist the same.
<clover[m]>
i wasn't able to and neither were ubuntu devs. but last i checked was a couple months ago, i guess
<clover[m]>
good luck, i hope you don't fill up your ESP paritition if you have kernels for different distros
<agl7>
clover[m]: I don't know if it's because I have a USB-C box on USB-C port 1 from the x13s. And in a USB port of the USB-C box is a USB stick on which I now try to install your EndeeavorOS. So far I have always had a USB stick with Debian Linux (unstable) and Steev's kernel (currently 6.4.3) inside and booted from it. Works flawlessly that way.
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<agl7>
clover[m]: At compiling Steev's kernel I use "laptop_defconfig" to generate .config
<clover[m]>
yes that's fine. i do that too
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<agl7>
clover[m]: How to compile Steev's kernel under ARCH-Linux? Under Debian I know how to build .deb packages which I can install with apt. What kind of make instructions do I have to give under ARCH-Linux?
<clover[m]>
you can make it yourself with makepkg or use my precompiled binaries
<bryanodonoghue>
should give you a "greenwashed" simple conversion from bayer to pnm
<bryanodonoghue>
I haven't been able to get gstreamer to sensibly convert from bayer on the fly
<bryanodonoghue>
So we do have some libcamera work to do to tidy this up, debayer, demosaic and perhaps even apply some of the 3As
<bryanodonoghue>
should happen in the next few weeks
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<clover[m]>
Coll
<clover[m]>
Cool*
<agl7>
clover[m]: I know why this is so slow! When compiling the kernel, in .config the option "...DMA_LAZY=y" must be set to "...=y" (and the other two to "=n") so that the USB-C ports run with (much) higher speed. There are also kernel parameters to turn on "...DMA_LAZY" when loading the kernel. But I don't know them at the moment.
<clover[m]>
ok. if you need to change parameters please create a pull request for linux-x13s
<agl7>
ok
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<steev>
i posted them a few days ago
<gabertron>
steev: by chance does the headphone jack work on the x13s? I assume that internally uses the WCD9... dac output somehow so might be a special thing?
<gabertron>
(6.4.y kernel branch)
<steev>
yeah it should
<steev>
i've only tested with apple earpods
<steev>
clover[m]: the command line equivalents are *both* iommu.passthrough=0 iommu.strict=0
<clover[m]>
i was wondering about those when you posted the other day