robclark changed the topic of #aarch64-laptops to: Linux support for AArch64 Laptops (Chrome OS Trogdor Devices - Asus NovaGo TP370QL - HP Envy x2 - Lenovo Mixx 630 - Lenovo Yoga C630 - Lenovo ThinkPad X13s - and various other snapdragon laptops) - https://oftc.irclog.whitequark.org/aarch64-laptops
<enyalios>
i use systemd distros at work
<enyalios>
and it drives me nuts
<nerdboy>
you can't really "fix" systemd but there are workarounds for certain things
<nerdboy>
but it sure is bloaty and ugly
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<enyalios>
yeah i think the thing that drives me the most crazy is that its the complete antithesis of the unix philosophy
<nerdboy>
it's basically the winchester house on steroids with even more haunted bits
<enyalios>
lol
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<nerdboy>
<sigh> i've beed doing this stuff for a loooong time and I just now stumbled across .conkyrc example for screen...
<nerdboy>
*where "just now" is a couple days ago but it works nice on mochabin
<steev>
TIL people still use conky
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<nerdboy>
Failed to set the system clock <= i don't remember seeing this previously
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<nerdboy>
hwclock -w and other switches does work at the console
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<ema>
nerdboy: steev is right, the package is called protection-domain-mapper and it should work just fine!
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<steev>
ema: nerdboy is a gentoo dev/user not debian :D
<ema>
steev: oh you were talking to albsen[m] then! sorry about that :-)
<steev>
if nerdboy were using a quality distro like debian, then yeah, it would just work (this is a joke, i used to be a gentoo dev myself)
<martiert>
"quality distroes" where stuff just works are boring. Where's the fun in a computer if you don't spend at least 50% of your time fixing it?
<steev>
true that
<albsen[m]>
<steev> "if nerdboy were using a quality..." <- gentoo got interesting again now with binary package support they recently introduced. that way you get to tinker only when u want to
<steev>
gentoo has had binpkgs for a very long time
<steev>
i "retired" as a gentoo dev in... 2020? and definitely had support prior to that
<jenneron[m]>
steev: did you have a chance to boot windows on flex 5g?
<steev>
jenneron[m]: i have not
<steev>
krzk: sorry about the emails :(
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<steev>
but in good news... i dropped that patch because i didn't notice it was superseded by your other approach :(
<enyalios_>
im finding docs on binary gentoo packages from as far back as 2011
enyalios_ is now known as enyalios
<steev>
most people don't use them because they set custom cflags and binpkgs won't always follow them
<steev>
jenneron[m]: i'm in windows now :)
<steev>
it's really annoying how it wants me to "finish setting it up" every time i go into windows
<jenneron[m]>
please try searching "slpi" in registry
<jenneron[m]>
i would like to see SLPI memory address used by windows
<jglathe>
yeah that's always fun. and setting up a pin, Onedrive, what have you
<steev>
where should i be seeing that because i *think* i found it but like, regedit is telling me i don't have permission to see the properties (it's running as admin)
<jenneron[m]>
steev: there should be one more property
<jenneron[m]>
like
<jenneron[m]>
this is length of region
<jenneron[m]>
there should also be start
<jenneron[m]>
it also can be in "msinfo32" (can be run with win + R)
<jenneron[m]>
oh, i see
<jenneron[m]>
the start address may be missing when it's not important.. i guess windows decides it automatically
<jenneron[m]>
if there is no start address this should be all
<steev>
msinfo search is extremely slow
<steev>
msinfo says no matches found
<jglathe>
wmic path Win32_PnPEntity where "Name like '%ACPI%'" get /format:list
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<krzk>
steev: the surprising part was that they added your repo automatically... this is unexpected for Github repos.
<jglathe>
you could try the wmic command with %QCOM041B%
<jglathe>
or use HWINFO64 to get a list of WMI Devices
<steev>
jglathe: the first one gives me stuff, but QCOM041B just says no instances
<jglathe>
hmm.
<steev>
but i think maybe jenneron[m] has what they need?
<jglathe>
try HWINFO64. AFAICT @jenneron[m] is fishing for a base address to access it. I would also assume that this offset is managed by Windows and not a fixed address (or something like that), but I'm far into guessing territory here.