10:44 <pstef> Fedora Rawhide 6.8.0-0.rc7.20240307, x13s - I was expecting audio to be quiet but there is no audio device detected at all

11:12 <ukleinek> no audio device is a special case of "audio is quiet"?!

11:58 <Jasper[m]> <pstef> "Fedora Rawhide 6.8.0-0.rc7.20240..." <- Weird, let me grab my device real quick

11:58 <Jasper[m]> It worked before

11:58 <pstef> it's very possible that I messed up

12:01 <Jasper[m]> pstef: Anything you suspect?

12:01 <pstef> not really, it's one of those unknown unknowns

12:03 <pstef> I still boot the kernel with "arm64.nopauth clk_ignore_unused pd_ignore_unused rd.driver.blacklist=msm"

12:22 <Jasper[m]> <pstef> "Fedora Rawhide 6.8.0-0.rc7.20240..." <- Turns out I branched off to fc40

12:22 <Jasper[m]> So I probably can't reproduce in general

12:22 <Jasper[m]> But I'm updating right now, we'll see

13:19 <pstef> jlinton: I had installed your x13s package, but the battery indicator didn't work until I installed pd-mapper, qmic, qrtr, rmtfs (can't remember which were already installed and of those not yet installed which were required) and restarted pd-mapper

13:19 <pstef> I also installed acpi for good measure

13:29 <pstef> now after a reboot I can see it doesn't start up properly, but it's easy to get it working with systemctl restart. So maybe it was the restart that fixed it then, not packages installation

14:29 <albsen[m]> <pstef> "now after a reboot I can see..." <- your missing the devices in the initramfs - once they're in it the device shows up (for me)

14:36 <albsen[m]> also, make sure u use a custom kernel - u can use the general build instructions for fedora

14:36 <pstef> I was hoping to avoid compiling kernels

15:51 <ak-coram> hey, did anyone manage to boot the shipped Windows 11 OS from an USB drive on the X13s? I've used the official recovery USB, mirrored whatever that did to an USB SSD, but after the initial setup I get a BSOD with the message "inaccessible boot device"

16:04 <jglathe_x13s> ak-coram that's my experience too with virtually any Windows 11 machine. I managed to set up a bootable installer from USB, but booting an actual install from USB... tried a few times, but never managed. Regardles of x86 or aarch64.

16:06 <ak-coram> jglathe_x13s: maybe they don't like that for some reason? I've read about some regedit changes that make the usb 3 drivers load sooner

16:45 <louist103> Hi all. Got an update. Gnome is installed. However, I don't have sound, a GPU, and the network is kinda unstable. It works for a but then disconnects with error 5 or 11. Is it safe to assume these are because I may have gotten bad drivers from the gitlab repo and taking them from my actual windows install will fix it?

17:12 <steev> sound is a kinda known issue. gpu should work though (you may be missing firmware if you don't have the gpu though, it should be something like qkmsuc850.mbn)

17:12 <steev> i've not seen the network errors here, it has been quite stable

17:13 <steev> jhovold (for when you're around): 6.7.9 doesn't seem to throw the AER correctable errors on suspend, so far

17:17 <pstef> GPU is just copy the file under /lib/firmware/yadda/yadda or is that not enough?

17:17 <louist103> How do I fix sound? or is there just no sound?

17:18 <louist103> I did also notice that I can't use wayland with gnome but thats fine IMO cause I never actually use it on my other machine.

17:27 <louist103> I noticed I have something called "wpa_gui". Maybe its conflicting

18:21 <albsen[m]> <pstef> "I was hoping to avoid compiling..." <- I've tried that too, but in the end, the only way for you to get a reasonable experience on ur device is with a custom kernel at the moment. Here is the guide to do that on fedora (I recall u used fedora), by the way it's trivial on fedora and very streamlined in my opinion. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/kernel-build-custom/

18:23 <pstef> I plan to do it for some time, but I hope eventually all the good stuff will be in Linus's tree and trickle down to me from there

18:26 <albsen[m]> pstef: its trivial, trust me. just replace the part of the tutorial from the kernel.git source with which ever you want to run. I personally am on: https://github.com/jglathe/linux_ms_dev_kit.git with branch jg/blackrock-v6.7.y

18:28 <albsen[m]> and to get the config, I used: make devkit_defconfig LOCALVERSION="-jglathe-20240129"

18:28 <albsen[m]> this might be outdated now, I can see other commits are added

18:30 <pstef> thanks, I had chosen https://github.com/jhovold/linux/tree/wip/sc8280xp-v6.8-rc6 and now I'm configuring the kernel build

18:47 <jenneron[m]> bamse_: hi. i've tried upstreaming my lenovo flex 5g patches, but there has been no activity for a month. do i have to do anything to get it further?

19:49 <louist103> New discovery with the wifi. It only seems to fail when doing a lot of downloading at once, IE emerging a package. normal web browsing is fine.

19:52 <louist103> When using my phone hotspot I can emerge i3 and its associated packages first try, when using my normal wifi it fails every time

21:12 <louist103> Another interesting development. 2.4GHz works just fine. Its 5 GHz that is the problem.

22:51 <adamcstephens> 6.8-rc7 has been quite stable for me when it comes to an external monitor. except when i wake the laptop back up and the monitor is plugged in. then i need to re-plug to get the external monitor to display

23:40 <_[m]123> i've had 2 crashes today, didn't find much in the logs