00:27 <enyalios> woo! i finally got sound working on gentoo on my thinkpad x13s

00:27 <enyalios> i had to install pipewire, wireplumber, and then compile everything with pulseaudio support

00:27 <enyalios> before i had pulseaudio disabled and was trying to have everything just do alsa

00:40 <enyalios> im so pumped, the battery life on this newer kernel is bonkers compared to the older ubuntu one i was using

00:40 <enyalios> its estimating 16.5 hrs at the current discharge rate

01:04 <steev> welcome to the real world

05:40 <steev> for those still tracking 6.5, i pushed 6.5.10, adding in the safe_lut_tbl patch

18:27 <craftyguy> hmm using this alsa-ucm-conf on the x13s, I still get lots of clicks/pops on the internal speaker. https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-ucm-conf/pull/335#issuecomment-1741143446

18:27 <craftyguy> Is anything else required to resolve those? (I'm using jhovold's 6.6 kernel)

18:48 <steev> no idea why but i can't access that url, or even the closed 335 pull request

18:48 <steev> i know what it IS, but for some reason github's interface won't let me access it

18:53 <broonie> There were some patches that went in during the merge window so will appear at rc1

18:58 <steev> we have those in johan and my kernel, and yeah, there's still clicks and pops but not near as many as used to

18:59 <Jasper[m]> <steev> "i know what it IS, but for..." <- Yeah it's having issues

18:59 <steev> i don't notice it any more than usual

19:00 <craftyguy> I hear a really loud pop when I start pipewire/pipewire-pulse, then lots of crackling after.

19:01 <craftyguy> just trying to understand if that's "normal" or if I'm missing something else :P

19:01 <steev> oh, i don't hear that

19:01 <steev> try removing your asound.state file and rebooting?

19:02 <craftyguy> I don't have an /etc/asound.state (this one?), I did do 'alsactl init', my understanding is that should clear/reset stored state?

19:03 <steev> no, it's /var/lib/asound.state

19:04 <steev> er, /var/lib/alsa

19:08 <craftyguy> ya that was cleared out too

19:17 <_[m]1> if I remember well I needed to install some package pa pipewire smt on arch which removed some other package and it resolved

19:18 <_[m]1> but my memory fails me if that was for resolving the clicking

20:20 <_[m]1> github had some issues seems

23:29 <ak-coram> hey, I just installed linux (steev's 6.6 branch) on my brand new x13s (fully updated firmware) and it seems to be draining the battery even while it's completely powered off: did anyone else experience this? I've tried resetting the bios to the defaults as suggested by some lenovo forum post, but it doesn't do anything :/

23:30 <steev> if it's completely powered off, the linux kernel used shouldn't pertain to anything?

23:31 <ak-coram> I know, I'm just asking because it might have to do with the way it's powering off maybe?

23:33 <ak-coram> maybe it's a faulty one, I don't really know. thought it wouldn't hurt to ask others using it

23:33 <steev> if you plug it in while it's powered off, does the power led blink?

23:34 <ak-coram> you mean constantly or just for a few seconds? also do you mean the led next to the power button or the one on the lid?

23:39 <ak-coram> I've checked an the white led next to the power button blinks for a couple of times right after plugging it in, then stays off

23:39 <ak-coram> the charging indicator stays on

23:40 <ak-coram> fun thing is: I left it for a couple of days connected to the charger and it still discharged about 50%

23:47 <moria> ak-coram: The white led next to the power supply connector on the left of the x13s is always on when the power supply is connected.

23:47 <steev> that does not seem right

23:47 <steev> i did mean does the white led next to the power button blink, because that means the EC has taken over

23:48 <steev> but if it's powered off, and you've plugged it in, and it does the blinking, and still draining.... that's definitely not on the linux side of things

23:50 <ak-coram> steev: thanks, maybe I'll send it back via warranty or try the factory reset

23:51 <moria> ak-coram: You can try one: There is a small hole in the middle of the underside. You can perform a proper hardware reset there using a bent paper clip.

23:51 <ak-coram> moria: thanks, I'll try that too

23:51 <moria> ok