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<gabertron>
oh awesome.. and just found a set of headphones and it does work.. wow a linux device with two audio outputs both working.. I feel so alive!
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<matalama>
konradybcio: Its screen turned black after grub but did not reboot or shutdown. Maybe i need a usb2ethernet to check whether linux is booted but i think there's probably something wrong with backlight's description:(
<HdkR>
n/15
<matalama>
i simply copied pwm-backlight from x13s's dts
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<travmurav[m]>
matalama: did you define a display to use that backlight?
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<travmurav[m]>
right, cool, it has an xml with the init sequence
<travmurav[m]>
matalama: so, um, did you craft/generate a panel driver?
<matalama>
no
<travmurav[m]>
if you have no display driver but have the backlight, Linux will see that display is not up yet, since the driver hasn't loaded and would turn the backlight off
<travmurav[m]>
so I suppose "great news" backlight works :D
<matalama>
well, beyond my range :(
<travmurav[m]>
not sure if this has some dsc/dual-dsi/etc magic but it might be fun to finally extend lmdpdg with windows-style xml inputs...
<Jasper[m]1>
travmurav[m]: From what I saw with talkman it translates fairly well
<Jasper[m]1>
Otherwise it might just be panel-edp like on the x13s
<travmurav[m]>
I'd say more, there is (if qcom didn't delete it as they did other stuff) even a public doc for an older version of the xml
<travmurav[m]>
but no, this seems to be a honest dsi panel
<matalama>
i think maybe i can found a ready driver.
<matalama>
i guess xiaomi pad 5 pro use the same panel.. hope they had commit the kernel source
<Jasper[m]1>
matalama: There's a panel already submitted in a downstream repo
<travmurav[m]>
"Sharp Dual DSI Video Mode Panel with DSC (1600x2560 24bpp)" sounds fun, also seems like the backlight is dsc so the pwm backlight on pmic would be wrong I'd say
<travmurav[m]>
... unless it's some cabc fun and they use both :/
<Jasper[m]1>
<matalama> "i guess xiaomi pad 5 pro use the..." <- Likely not if it's the sharp
<matalama>
it's not the sharp
<Jasper[m]1>
From what I can tell the mi pad 5 pro has either a csot or a boe panel with a nt36523 controller
<Jasper[m]1>
@clover I think you @'d me to ask if I still have audio problems. The answer is yes, but it's not that it doesn't work. It just cuts out for fractions of a second at a time and audibly tries to catch up (it feels like it's going fastforward)
<Jasper[m]1>
Not sure if it's userspace or the kernel messing up though
<clover[m]>
try running pacman -Syu and see if you still have issues please
<clover[m]>
also can i see your /usr/share/alsa/ucm2/Qualcomm/sc8280xp/HiFi.conf?
<clover[m]>
preferable before you do the pacman
<Jasper[m]1>
Will fetch it
<Jasper[m]1>
<clover[m]> "try running pacman -Syu and..." <- btw I haven't upgraded to the rc kernel, do I need to do that first?
<steev>
Jasper[m]1: if you mean prometheus 10.01.3333223->3478575 update, yeah, i did it here without issue using fwupd
<Jasper[m]1>
Yes! Okay good to know, thanks!
<steev>
i actually just uploaded the report to them so they have a success note
<steev>
but iirc, konrad said it worked first
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<hexdump0815>
ungeskriptet: travmurav[m]: another little update - i have now linux-stable v6.4.3 plus the changes from travmurav[m] and ufs support working on my samsung galaxy book go
<hexdump0815>
i can see the 6 ufs devices with lots of partitions and can read them - things look good, so i guess writing to them will work too - will test that over the weekend
<hexdump0815>
travmurav[m]: i'll try to move to ufs over the weekend then - just to verify my plan is correct: shrink win11 partition on win11 with the disk tool there
<hexdump0815>
then putting an esp and the partitions i want into the free space/gap created - esp marked as efi partition in fdisk for instance (or better not use fdisk?)
<hexdump0815>
then putting my working grub from usb into the esp and copy the install over to the created ufs partitions
<hexdump0815>
will the esp/efi partition then already be visible in efi config/bios? or is some other magic required for it to appear there?
<Jasper[m]1>
<steev> "i actually just uploaded the..." <- Updated aswell, ended up working fine indeed