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<steev>
clover[m]: what encryption format is your luks partition using?
<clover[m]>
I don't know I guess just the default one? Not sure how to tell
<steev>
you should be able to run `dmsetup table crypto` i think
<steev>
or cryptsetup table crypto, i guess
<steev>
i'd assume the debian config would have those modules enabled, since we can do encrypted filesystem installs too, so not sure what would be missing, i still think it's just something not in your initramfs, just not sure what
<steev>
does it dump you into a initramfs shell? or just never appears to unlock?
<jhovold>
- fix displayport runtime pm leaks on hotplug
<jhovold>
- fix bluetooth regression in 6.8-rc7 (sic)
<clover[m]>
steev: could it have something to do with me using F2FS as my root filesystem?
<_[m]123>
had this morning the weirdest bug after sleep, I couldn't cycle through apps with super+tab, just 3 or 4 apps, no start menu nothing
<_[m]123>
then had to hard reset, ofc fs corruption - sigh
<_[m]123>
but this is userland bug though somehow feels like the weirdness/brokenness is after sleep
<_[m]123>
(suspend is not there right)
<_[m]123>
this variation was new though, I am going to have to spend some time to change display manager prolly aren't I?
<_[m]123>
ah and one note, it didn't start right off, I wake the laptop, again the external screen is primary, so have to turn it on, log in, go to display mgmt, change primary and enable internal screen
<_[m]123>
then it was still fckng me, so I disconnected the external screen like yeah, should've done from the start
<clover[m]>
I'm running fsck right now. Taking a while but hopefully that helps
<aram_>
steev: how do I dump the acpi tables?
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<steev>
aram_: should be able to run acpidump.exe > acpidump and then run acpiextract against it; you'll need to download the windows binaries and run it from a command prompt in windows though (don't recall if it needs administrator privileges though)
<aram_>
oh and I was gonna do it in linux with acpidump -b
<aram_>
good thing I still have the win11 intact
<steev>
not sure if linux will work or not, maybe?
<steev>
i think we want it from windows because of the peps
<aram_>
still have to find aarch64 acpidump.exe binary, intel only offers x86/64
<steev>
should work fine
<aram_>
I'll give it a try
<_[m]123>
it has emulation?
<_[m]123>
steev do you recreate your defconfig every major kernel version?
<clover[m]>
steev: any reason why you have the QCOM_SDM845 set to y in this version of the kernel config?
<_[m]123>
I booted 6.7.7 and the sound level is higher / better than 6.8 - I have to put 100% for it to be understandable
<_[m]123>
here I can put 75% and it still feels louder
<steev>
clover[m]: because i use it on my c630 as well
<clover[m]>
Ah OK
<_[m]123>
but on the other hand bluetooth is fckd lol
<steev>
clover[m]: hm, and you have the list of modules enabled that i gave?
<steev>
can you try blacklisting msm and setting video=efifb earlycon=efifb maybe?
<steev>
i *think* it's modprobe.blacklist=msm
<steev>
might be modprobe_blacklist
<clover[m]>
thanks, will have to try later. need to get some work done now
<steev>
you're not using slbounce or anything, right?
<steev>
fwiw, with the wifi issues on 6.8 (the speed slowdown randomly though seems mostly to come after waking from sleep) i tend to stay in 6.7 myself
<steev>
which, i did just push the 6.7.10 stuff because i thought i did over the weekend, but i did not
<_[m]123>
CONFIG_QCOM_QSEECOM should be n I think
<steev>
no it should not
<steev>
bool "Qualcomm SEE UEFI Secure App client driver"
<steev>
yes, disabling that will also disable the uefisecapp
<steev>
i'm not disabling it for everyone because of your system
<steev>
to be clear, johan was asking you to disable it there as a troubleshooting step, but no access to efivars isn't a good thing
<steev>
are you on the latest bios and do you have the linux option selected in it?
<_[m]123>
so i should enable it back? I thought it was until some bug was fixed with efivars which was now the case
<_[m]123>
if that's the case then I misunderstood
<steev>
i'm not sure if it is or is not fixed, i haven't run into whatever you're running into
<_[m]123>
never mind you re not understanding my not understanding things 😄
<_[m]123>
I put it back to y
<_[m]123>
I'll just revert to earlier kernel versions instead in the future
<steev>
the defconfig doesn't change anything anyway once you've already run it, unless you're making the defconfig first each time
<_[m]123>
once you've already run what? I change it and recompile the kernel, no?
<steev>
make laptop_defconfig; you don't need to change the defconfig each time, just make menuconfig and change the options
<_[m]123>
oh fck so if I don't recompile the .config I'm actually changing nothing 😲
<steev>
if you're just changing the defconfig, and then running make <whatever> but not actually running make defconfig.... then yes, you have changed nothing
<_[m]123>
nice 😄
<steev>
the defconfig is just used to generate the .config
<_[m]123>
#awkward 😄
<jglathe_volterra>
this is quite sophisticated. You can do things like copy your_defconfig to your_defconfig.config, and do make defconfig; make your_defconfig.config
<clover[m]>
pushed 6.7.10 to my arch repo. works beautifully
<steev>
i'd definitely like to figure out what's breaking 6.8 for you
<steev>
clover[m]: what happens if you use johan's defconfig?
<lollaritshe[m]>
how do i get windows back on the device? I kinda want to delete the esim
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<jglathe_x13s>
6.8.1 seems to have a shutdown issue. It doesn't, it reboots instead.
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<clover[m]>
<lollaritshe[m]> "how do i get windows back on the..." <- Get a recovery partition and put it on a USB, then insert USB and you're off to the races
<steev>
jglathe_x13s: hm, you're right. how the hell did i break that
<lollaritshe[m]>
<clover[m]> "Get a recovery partition and put..." <- where do get a proper image?
<lollaritshe[m]>
i tried one that i got from vmware fusion and it didnt boot
<lollaritshe[m]>
because "missing drivers"
<lollaritshe[m]>
didnt tell me which tho 🫠
<clover[m]>
Hmm that's a more tricky question. You can download it from windows 11 itself but not very helpful if you don't have it to start with