00:37 <steev> clover[m]: i'm gonna push out a test branch for you - i'm getting dummy output again

00:38 <steev> but we did just have firmware updates from debian, so they may have done something.....

00:39 <clover[m]> okay

00:40 <steev> clover[m]: lenovo-x13s-v6.5-rc5-clover - give this a spin, it's johan's stuff, followed with the laptop defconfig (i haven't changed the options that he mentioned yet), some patches to set icc-bandwidth dynamically, add missing cpu idle states, and...the ASPM support from mani, that should shave some power usage

00:40 <steev> there are a few other things, but they are minor, once i know if it works fr you and it's just my firmware stuff is screwy, that'll be fine

01:29 <clover[m]> steev: hit a compile error: https://pastebin.com/Dg7fPF5d

01:32 <exeat> Just upgraded to bluez-5.68 and noticed the btmgmt misbehaviour...

01:33 <exeat> It fails to epoll its stdin (/dev/null in the systemd service), bails out, never executes the public-addr command, never sends to the BT socket, then epoll_waits for the response that will never arrive.

01:33 <exeat> (I'm sure the fix will be trivial as soon as someone suggests running "btmgmt foo </dev/null" to its maintainer)

01:33 <exeat> One of many possible workarounds: "ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/screen -d -m /usr/bin/btmgmt ..." :D

03:01 <steev> clover[m]: did you enable the kernel options mentioned above?

03:03 <steev> by johan

03:03 <steev> also sorry, family dinner/jack ryan so was afk

03:03 <steev> but in good news, since 4:30pm, i've only lost 25% battery

04:55 <clover[m]> i dded them and build went through, trying

05:07 <clover[m]> added*

05:07 <clover[m]> anyway it works now steev. headphones still have a fuzzy sound though

05:08 <clover[m]> arch users can pick it up by switching to the rc kernel

05:12 <steev> clover[m]: hm, okay, i'll have to figure out why i'm getting dummy output then - as for the fuzzy sound, you can try reverting the headphone volume patch and see if just manually lowering it works

15:20 <steev> Blergh, okay it’s definitely something in my userland, went back to my old rc5, and same deal, dummy output

16:24 <steev> ah... like someone else i had to go in and choose pro audio instead of off, with pavucontrol

16:47 <erebion[m]> Hello, what should I read so I don't ask uninformed questions about Linux on the X13s? Currently trying to find current info on how to boot on that machine. So far I've tried Debian Stable, Testing, Weekly from 3 days ago. It's not easy to find info, so I'd be thankful for all links anyone might have. :)

18:54 <agl7> Hello, I have now set up a bouncer with ZNC. Now all tests are finished and everything works as it should. So now will stay logged in here and no longer log me in and out all the time.

20:38 <erebion[m]> For playing around I could use the image of the "Ubuntu Concept" team which just works. Does anyone know whether that is something official? Just for playing around with ARM I don't really care much whether it is Debian or Ubuntu. If I'm satisfied I will comtinue to research Debian later and figure things out. https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-concept/+archive/ubuntu/x13s

20:46 <konradybcio> it's official enough that they put their name on it ;)

20:46 <konradybcio> yes it's run by cannonical afaik

20:50 <erebion[m]> I'd really love to fimd an official link to it, then I'd use it without worrying too much. I mean, it's still Canonical (oof), but at least then officially.

20:53 <clover[m]> If I was running a debian derivative I'd probably choose Armbian first. PeppermintOS also has arm editions I'd be interested in trying

21:04 <steev> ehhh

21:50 <clover[m]> Just my opinion

22:01 <steev> i do wanna try it out at some point

22:02 <steev> have heard good things about it

22:17 <clover[m]> Same

23:59 <saekau[m]> Is Ubuntu pretty stable yet? Was thinking of daily driving x13s