00:17 <steev> claydoh[m]: i'm not actually sure, honestly, my install on mine is years old and i just update the kernel and os these days :(

02:02 <LoganLeland[m]> What's the status of pointer auth for the x13s?

02:06 <LoganLeland[m]> Ah, waiting for a bios update

02:52 <craftyguy> What is "pointer auth"?

02:53 <LoganLeland[m]> craftyguy: https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/pointer-auth-v7.pdf

02:55 <craftyguy> thank you!

10:37 <_[m]1> https://github.com/ironrobin/x13s-alarm/blob/trunk/alsa-ucm-conf-git-x13s/PKGBUILD#L54 how can you know it's being used

10:37 <_[m]1> I did the same (I think)

10:38 <_[m]1> they link this but it wasn't working for me https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-tests/tree/master/python/ucm-validator

10:40 <_[m]1> > ucmlib.UcmError: PinePhone/PinePhone.conf: 'SectionVerb'.'DisableSequence' is empty

10:40 <_[m]1> derp

10:40 <_[m]1> * > ucmlib.UcmError: PinePhone/PinePhone.conf: 'SectionVerb'.'DisableSequence' is empty

10:40 <_[m]1> derp

10:42 <_[m]1> surely doing it wrong

16:37 <claydoh[m]> steev thanks, I sort of assumed this might be the case. I was just hoping for current shortcuts, because I am lazy :D But it's what I get when choosing an odd piece of hardware like the flex 5g to play with :). At least the old image has working kb, touch pad, and ufs support ootb. Mostly I just was hoping for a non-Debian base.

16:37 <claydoh[m]> What is needed for initial kb/touchpad and ufs support?

17:41 <albsen[m]> <jglathe> "on the X13s these are left..." <- is this mainline 6.7 or are there any patches?

18:17 <craftyguy> wifi on the x13s seems a lot more crash-y for me on jhovold's 6.7 kernel... anyone else see this? dmesg is spammed with messages like this until I reload ath12k: https://bpa.st/ZJMQ

18:17 <craftyguy> *ath11k

19:08 <jglathe> @albsen[m], @craftyguy this is the tree https://github.com/jglathe/linux_ms_dev_kit/tree/jg/blackrock-v6.7.y its based on @steev's repo.

19:10 <jglathe> I have copied the current local firmware from Windows, the update early january seems to have shipped newer mbns

19:26 <jglathe> with this script https://github.com/jglathe/wdk2023_fw_fetch/tree/jg/x13s, bin/fetch_sc8280xp_fw.sh

19:38 <jglathe> @craftyguy I have seen it, but with the aspm parameter removed apparently not anymore

20:03 <jglathe> plugging in an USB-C device triggers DP AUX negotiations even for an USB-C flash drive. On all DPs

20:07 <jglathe> https://drive.google.com/file/d/13BX3MgbJQ1q-uw_brk3AjYoOOLvV5oKR/view?usp=sharing

20:11 <jglathe> can not really see why or which, but this is on Volterra with display on DP, plug of an USB-C flash drive

20:11 <jglathe> everything contineued working though

20:31 <craftyguy> jglathe: I don't use any cmdline params now with the 6.7 kernel, I thought they weren't necessary anymore

20:36 <jglathe> now thats interesting, I was not adventurous enough to try this

20:38 <craftyguy> Well maybe it explains my wifi woes haha.. though even with that stuff set wifi is still problematic for me in other ways (and it still hit that issue above, just not as frequently as it does now)

20:39 <jglathe> did you chack that this WiFi card works fine with Windows?

20:49 <jglathe> I tested this on three physical devices, all three showed the erratic QCNFA765 before. It works apparrently, for a week now

20:52 <jglathe> The Volterra I'm sitting on still runs with pd_ignore_unused clk_ignore_unused arm64.nopauth, on next reboot only the "unused" parameters

20:52 <craftyguy> No I've nuked the windows install on this and never booted it. Linux or bust

20:56 <jglathe> Oh. That makes things a little harder IMO. Try booting Windows from USB-C, that's some fun

20:57 <jglathe> I doubled (or so) the disk space in the devices to have both available