01:31 <push_> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ksxu2WWBK0m_bfaPSwc7_MAEwA-PH8a1/view

01:31 <push_> what am I doing wrong, I kinda only know enough to be dangerous

01:36 <steev> sorry, that should have been KDEB_PKGVERSION=$(make kernelversion)-$(init/build-version)

01:46 <push_> it gets further but it still complains about "init/build-version no such directory" and "cant find default configuration /long/path/laptop_defconfig"

01:46 <push_> thanks for the help by the way

01:46 <push_> sorry im slow

01:49 <derzahl> steev: I dont have it published anywhere but I could if youre interested. i mean nothing, screen goes blank after uefi/grub load the kernel. i havent looked into it much since im using them headless. anyway, its nothing too interesting. I started with the fedora ARK 6.5 kernel, applied the patches armbian is using for their rk3588 edge kernel and grabbed their .dts, and then a handful of other recent rk3588 patches from the LKML

01:49 <steev> hm

01:49 <steev> are they forgetting to cc the rockchip mailing list? i've not seen anything on there recently

01:51 <derzahl> ive heard that the collabora kernel has more up to date rk3588 stuff but it doesnt have an opi5+ dts file and I couldnt get the armbian dts to compile on the collabora kernel. could be something simple but i dont know much about devicetree editing

01:52 <derzahl> collabora or armbian? collabora doesnt seem to have much recent activity on their branch. not sure if they have already merged alot of code that mainline still hasnt accepted

01:53 <derzahl> i dont think the patches i grabbed from the armbian github are their own.

01:56 <derzahl> im pretty much just dicking around. i primarily wanted to have a kernel I could drop into RHEL9 or fedora and have selinux working. so did that. want to setup a microshift cluster when i have the time

02:09 <steev> i mean the mainline kernel mailing list for rockchip

03:03 <altacus> enyalios: I've documented how I got audio working with steev's 6.5.y kernel here https://github.com/altacus/lenovo-x13s#audio-issues-resolution-dummy-output-only

03:05 <steev> the latter two patches shouldn't be needed (the volume ones in particular, notice johan's review notes on that pull request)

03:06 <altacus> push_: I've documented kernel compilation directions for Debian here https://github.com/altacus/lenovo-x13s#kernel-and-firmware-related-stuff

03:07 <steev> altacus: if you installed with the debian cd from the lenovo doc, you should have an install-dtbs.py in /usr/local/bin and should be able to do something like `sudo install-dtbs.py /usr/lib/linux-image-6.5.4 /boot/efi/dtb`

03:07 <derzahl> steev: your x13 kernels dont have the c630 stuff as well, do they?

03:07 <derzahl> latest 6.5 debian isnt booting :(

03:07 <steev> derzahl: no, there isn't

03:08 <steev> it isn't*

03:08 <steev> i should

03:08 <steev> lumag kinda dropped off from it :(

03:08 <steev> but i understand he got busy

03:08 <altacus> oh sorry, I thought this was in reference to x13s.

03:09 <steev> altacus: it is

03:09 <steev> derzahl was asking something else

03:09 <steev> i was just looking at your instructions

03:10 <altacus> steev: Does the command `sudo install-dtbs.py /usr/lib/linux-image-6.5.4 /boot/efi/dtb' fix a system not booting due to a grub update?

03:11 <steev> altacus: i have no idea, i've never seen that here, i doubt it though, all it does is put the dtbs in the efi partition in the name they are expected to be based on dmiid

03:12 <steev> assuming, of course, that the efi partition is mounted

03:13 <enyalios> altacus: awesome, ill take a look when i get a chance, thanks so much

03:13 <steev> i suppose a check could be done in the script to make sure where copying to is actually an efi partition

03:14 <altacus> steev: checking through old irc logs, you posted this command `efibootmgr -r c -d /dev/sda -p 1 -L DtbLoader -l \EFI\DtbLoader.efi ` Do you recall what this did?

03:15 <altacus> enyalios: Happy to help. The changed files are also included in the repo for reference

03:15 <steev> set the boot loader to dtbloader (which iirc chainloads grub)

03:16 <steev> though

03:16 <steev> the -r means operate on driver variables not boot variables, and i'm not sure what that means

03:17 <steev> i'm pretty sure qzed gave me the command initially

03:17 <altacus> Well next time the debian update makes my system non bootable, I'll give it a try.

03:17 <steev> i wonder if it's the FST stuff that broke it

03:17 <altacus> I also think it should be /dev/nvmen1 right?

03:18 <steev> iirc i was running it on the c630 to test its efivars stuff not the x13s

03:18 <altacus> steev: makes sense.

03:20 <altacus> I also wanted to note the adding the udev rule for the touchscreen on a 6.5.4 or later kernel enables the touch screen. I was quite shocked that a later kernel wasn't necessary.

03:24 <altacus> I'm also running the 6.6.2 kernel and things are really looking good.

03:29 <altacus> oops 6.6.0

03:35 <push_> well i was rocking and rolling, it was compiling, but i guess i didnt realize it doesnt charge under linux so it died part way through and i was afraid i had bricked it

04:08 <steev> are/were you using the charger that came with it? i've never experienced that

04:08 <steev> was pd-mapper running?

13:27 <push> armbian must not have that? theres no service named that, no binary, and nothing in the repo

14:33 <jhovold> push: you can build it yourself meanwhile, you really do need it as you noticed

14:33 <jhovold> https://github.com/andersson/pd-mapper

14:33 <jhovold> https://github.com/andersson/qrtr

14:34 <jhovold> my battery charges without it, but it appears to depend on the fw version

14:37 <juergh> protection-domain-mapper and qrtr-tools are the debian package names

14:37 <juergh> push, ^^

14:37 <push> ooooh, ill look, thanks!

14:38 <push> cause the 6.5 kernel didnt make it jsut magically start working

14:38 <juergh> you also need updated linux-firmware with the jsons for pd-mapper

14:39 <push> i guess this is what it feels like to be on the bleeding edge

14:40 <jhovold> you should have been here a year ago ;)

14:40 <push> xD i was still fighting with my novago a year ago

17:38 <steev> clover[m]: i just pushed 6.5 again, which adds a commit from abhinav__ that gets rid of the [drm:dp_aux_isr] *ERROR* Unexpected DP AUX IRQ 0x01000000 when not busy spam ( it's https://lore.kernel.org/all/1691533190-19335-1-git-send-email-quic_khsieh@quicinc.com/ and *should* make it into 6.6 since it's part of https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/msm/-/merge_requests/78

17:40 <clover[m]> OK. 6.5.4?

17:57 <steev> yeah, it's still 6.5.4 as far as i know

17:58 <steev> steev@wintermute:~/kernels/stable-6.5$ uptime

17:58 <steev> steev@wintermute:~/kernels/stable-6.5$ dmesg | grep AUX

17:58 <steev> 12:58:26 up 13:30, 3 users, load average: 0.07, 0.02, 0.02

17:59 <steev> he posted it back on the 8th and somehow i missed it

18:48 <push> wow, i have an x13s fully functioning under linux, apparently the camera doesnt work but thats perfectly fine with me

18:49 <push> it does black screen and restart sometimes

18:49 <push> i dont get what going on there, nothing interesting in dmesg

18:51 <steev> fde?

18:51 <push> whats fde?

18:51 <push> full desktop experience?

18:52 <steev> full disk encryption

18:53 <push> i didnt opt for that, is that the latest boss battle?

18:54 <steev> dunno but i've seen people say that happens with them with fde, armbian might not offer it, but ubuntu does in the installer, and i guess maybe endeavor?

18:56 <push> dmsetup status returns nothing

18:56 <push> if i had to guess its bluetooth related

18:56 <push> im using a bluetooth mouse and it only happens while im actively moving it around

18:57 <push> and it is chatty in dmesg

18:58 <push> if i dont mess with it, it seems to happily play youtube with full acceleration and audio

19:10 <jhovold> push: what does it say in dmesg? don't use bluetooth much so may have missed this

19:28 <push> looking at old dmesgs i have several that end with that same line

19:28 <push> https://drive.google.com/file/d/181GtVyeWinmtm-cYVp7FV6KgTM3j9RJT/view?usp=sharing

19:29 <push> of course now that I want it to do it, its being well behaved

19:30 <push> it happens early on, i get logged in, move the mouse around some and BAM

19:30 <push> id use a normal mouse if it had normal usb ports

19:48 <push> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KglsxNfpZGTyuybI5Q2ZDasTSca7MRRU/view?usp=sharing

19:49 <push> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hAuPdu2Aqwqx-1dTUvRKLMIBMUucKLzM/view?usp=sharing

20:05 <steev> i haven't seen that here... but i do tend to use the touchpad more than an external mouse