00:19 <steev> usb not sure, but for wifi, make sure you have pd mapper and rmtfs services running

00:42 <louist103> I'll check the status but I know I at least enabled them when I installed the firmware

01:27 <enyalios> hmm, louist103 is gone, i was going to ask what kernel config

01:27 <enyalios> oh c630 not x13s, nevermind then

01:40 <louist103> ah the service failed to start

01:55 <louist103> Its complaining about not being able to find libqrtr.so.1 even though it is installed

02:47 <louist103> ended up fixing that by using emerge in the chroot. though it can't find the firmware files. back to the gh page

03:15 <steev> the firmware has to be pulled from the windows partition

03:22 <louist103> I did but I only took the few it asked for.

03:22 <louist103> I took the whole folder and it loaded them but now says "no interfaces found"

03:22 <louist103> So I'm getting very close I think

03:24 <louist103> It also says "No no pd maps available"

03:24 <steev> https://github.com/aarch64-laptops/debian-cdimage/blob/main/simple-cdd/packaging/firmware-lenovo/debian/lib/firmware/yoga_fw_extract.sh is what i used

03:24 <steev> though it does need the firmware paths to be fixed now

03:26 <louist103> Can I use that if I mount the windows partition on my other linux machine?

03:57 <louist103> >an I use that if I mount the windows partition on my other linux machine?

03:57 <louist103> kinda, if I can figure out how to mount NTFS loop read only.

04:48 <steev> the script should already mount it ro

05:41 <louist103> The script's checks seem too aggressive to use a mounted image. I will try DDing it to an actual drive

05:49 <travmurav[m]> louist103: you might be able to just download it from https://gitlab.com/sdm845-mainline/firmware-lenovo-yoga-c630/-/tree/main?ref_type=heads maybe

05:51 <louist103> Oh that might be nice.

05:52 <travmurav[m]> you may have to move some files around from the pmos namespace to the default one, though I thiiink for qca the linux-firmware builds are fine since I believe it's not signed (or always signed by qcom only)

05:54 <louist103> The path lib/firmware/qcom/sdm850/LENOVO/81JL is what I have on my machine

05:55 <louist103> If it doesn't work I'll come back to this tomorrow when the dd operation finishes. Though the drive is making some... not great sounds

05:56 <travmurav[m]> louist103: as in, you may want to move things from firmware/postmarketos in that repo to firmware/ on your machine

05:56 <travmurav[m]> since pmOS tries to keep firmware packaged per device in a separate dir when possible and sets up that dir for that

06:02 <louist103> So the stuff in postmarketos should go into firmware/qcom/sdm850/LENOVO/81JL/?

06:03 <travmurav[m]> no, just in firmware/

06:04 <travmurav[m]> kernel looks up a file in "$fw_base/$fw_name" and on pmOS there are two of "$fw_base"

06:05 <travmurav[m]> louist103: and $fw_name is hardcoded https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source/arch/arm64/boot/dts/qcom/sdm850-lenovo-yoga-c630.dts#L134

06:40 <louist103> well I'm online.

06:40 <louist103> I wanted to post from the laptop but no JS yet so w/e

06:41 <steev> congrats on getting online :D

06:43 <louist103> THanks. and thanks for all the help. This would not have happened without all of you guys.

06:43 <travmurav[m]> louist103: are you planning to document the install process on gentoo wiki?

06:44 <louist103> IDK if my documentation process is Wiki good but I can try to put something together.

06:44 <louist103> Its part of why I said things like "OK now this happened" so someone later can easily follow the trial of things going wrong

06:46 <louist103> My work just so happens to have one or two more c630's so I may try to see how the script is supposed to work for formware.

06:53 <louist103> But all in all it was almost identical to the x86_64 handbook. Only real difference is having to use --removable when installing grub, and using steev's config file.

06:55 <louist103> That said I noticed three key things. 1. The keyboard and wifi doesn't work on the live CD. I am assuming that since it works fine after an install with dtbs its some licensing issue with packaging the driver? 2. arch-chroot doesn't seem to exist. 3. and most odd of all, shutting down with `shutdown now` doesn't work. It start to shutdown but then goes right back to a prompt.

06:56 <steev> the keyboard driver shouldn't be a licensing issue. is it actually arch-chroot or $arch-chroot?

06:56 <travmurav[m]> there should be no licensing issues whatsoever but maybe some driver is missing in the cd install

06:57 <travmurav[m]> louist103: for shutdown try adding efi=noruntime to your kernel cmdline

06:57 <steev> wifi won't work without the rmtfs and pd-mapper/firmware and those aren't submitted upstream, sadlty

06:58 <travmurav[m]> and I guess to turn it off with broken efi, halt and hold the power button :D

06:58 <louist103> I see. I assumed it was a licensing issue since we have to grab it from the Windows install. I am all too aware of needing to supply roms for projects haha

06:59 <travmurav[m]> the wifi firmware is proprietary yes but it shouldn't be relevant to keyboard...

06:59 <louist103> I did in fact use the power button trick lol.

07:00 <louist103> I didn't think the driver it self was related but the reasons for both being missing maybe.

07:01 <louist103> As for needing steev's config file I may diff that one and the stock one to see exactly why its needed. Oh yeah and I don't think genkernel ran `make dtbs && make dtbs_install` thats another thing to look out for