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
<clover[m]>
Who was that pine clover freak
<clover[m]>
Anyway power is finally back on
<steev>
woo
<steev>
btw, i pushed 6.9.1; nothing new except based on 6.9.1
<clover[m]>
Sweet
<enyalios>
HdkR: did you ever get a chance to look into that fex-emu crash when you try to use steam remoteplay?
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<HdkR>
enyalios: Spent a bit of time looking at it. Looks like a logic bug in Steam, potentially getting unexpected data back from vaapi. But it tries to convert a nullptr in to a std::string. Didn't dive much deeper than that.
<bumble[m]>
about to install linux on the x13s and found that I need to disable secure boot and there are messages at the bios telling me to backup the bitlocker encryption key. I'm not familiar with windows or bitlocker. After google-searching, I found this command `manage-bde -protectors C: get` which shows the following... (full message at <https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/shOvtWrsYDMlpWVTKANPVnAL>)
<bumble[m]>
a windows recovery drive is created
<bumble[m]>
will a bitlocker key be necessary to recover windows later?
<bumble[m]>
I would _guess_ there is no encryption and therefore recovery image could be applied and used without any keys
<HdkR>
Only necessary if you care about the data in Windows and keeping it secure
<HdkR>
You can also just as easily disable Bitlocker inside of Windows and once it decrypts everything then destroying the keys doesn't matter
<bumble[m]>
okay thanks
<bumble[m]>
inside windows I opened a bitlocker settings thing from the control panel and it looks like bitlocker is not engaged
<HdkR>
Cool, then disabling secureboot won't affect it
<bumble[m]>
guess I'll disable secure boot and not worry about this
<bumble[m]>
okay thanks for confirming
<bumble[m]>
you give me increased peace of mind
<akaWolf>
steev: can you share your ls -l /proc/asound?
<bumble[m]>
@_oftc_craftyguy:matrix.org installing pmos here. the pmos usb environment seems perfect. hardware acceleration and wifi are working right away. thank you for adding this device to pmos
<bumble[m]>
@_oftc_craftyguy:matrix.org @_oftc_pstef_:matrix.org I also find the volume level to be very nice here on postmarket os + x13s
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<craftyguy>
bumble: nice! Glad to hear it's going well for you :)
<akaWolf>
who is using x13s? can you share your ls -l /proc/asound please?
<bumble[m]>
craftyguy: yeah :)
<akaWolf>
bumble[m]: do you have audio working?
<bumble[m]>
craftyguy: actually... install process finished from the usb image, but when I reboot the machine it hangs at 'lenovo' image
<bumble[m]>
oh its workng now
<bumble[m]>
I restarted and selected nvme* from bios boot menu and its n
<bumble[m]>
akaWolf: yes audio is working well here
<akaWolf>
bumble[m]: can you share your ls -l /proc/asound?
<bumble[m]>
sure hold on let me get into this room from that machine
<enyalios>
aplay runs when i give it the sysdefault arg but i dont hear anything
<bumble[m]>
when I boot the x13s, while the 'lenovo' screen is showing, there appears a red text in the upper left that says something like "device tree could not be found" is that normal?
<bumble[m]>
craftyguy: thanks this system exceeded my expectations!
<bumble[m]>
its wonderful
<bumble[m]>
craftyguy: question: are all software installed with apk add compiled for arm?
<craftyguy>
ya a lot of folks here have done an amazing job supporting the x13s
<bumble[m]>
if qutebrowser is installed, does it install an arm64 version of qutebrowser and dependencies?
<bumble[m]>
oh okay great!
<bumble[m]>
wow
<craftyguy>
yep, it's installing from Alpine's aarch64 repo
<bumble[m]>
wow!
<bumble[m]>
this is so amazing
<craftyguy>
flatpak is nice too for installing stuff on it :P
<bumble[m]>
for reasons that might not be sensible I don't want to use flatpak
<bumble[m]>
maybe guix
<bumble[m]>
but qutebrowser has some issues on guix so, maybe not
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<akaWolf>
in the end I've got sound working, but with pipewire only, that's a mystery for me why it's not working directly via alsa, and what's the goal of pipewire here.
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<akaWolf>
ah, looks like it's using hw device 0,1 instead of 0,0
<steev>
0,0 is probably the headphones
<enyalios>
akaWolf: yup i normally just use plain alsa but couldnt get that working either
<enyalios>
so im using pipewire as well :-/
<akaWolf>
sound from mic is still very distorted
<akaWolf>
is it expected?
<akaWolf>
enyalios: to use plain alsa you just have to set default device to hw 0,1
<steev>
supposedly, it's only distorted under pipewire
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<akaWolf>
steev: yeah, with internal mic it's working fine, but with external -- distorted
<steev>
what do you mean external mic
<steev>
you may need to play around with pipewire settings
<travmurav[m]>
akaWolf: have you manually enabled the correct ucm config if you run raw alsa? Why do you even want to use raw alsa?
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<akaWolf>
steev: do you have video accel?
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<akaWolf>
is it working for you?
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<akaWolf>
ah, what happened with matrix interop
<steev>
no idea, it's not one of the things that i test. i only have.... "home movies" on mine and don't really care about hw accel for them, if you catch my drift
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<steev>
could be the matrix bridge droppiing
<akaWolf>
steev: well, at some moment it worked for me, but now -- no, not sure what's reason
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<steev>
what kernel are you running
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<akaWolf>
at least you can try with your current kernel.. it's easy
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<akaWolf>
mpv --hwdec=v4l2m2m-copy <file>
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<clover[m]>
oh cool, upstream mesa includes freedreno drivers. that means i can stop carrying
<jglathe__>
if you get the odd blue screen wake from display suspend blue screen endless loop: don't use fractional scaling, and not have this issue
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<steev>
i use it here and don't see the issue, but i don't extensively use suspend
<JensGlathe[m]>
well this has bugged me for a while. found out when playing around with pop-os, but its consistent in Ubuntu. Up until 6.7.1, this worked flawlessly, but then... it didn't. Seems to be dependent on the display, too. But the main change I did with my display now (Iiyama 32" 3840x2160 via miniDP) is not use frctional scaling, and it "works".
<JensGlathe[m]>
The other boxes when they are on an external screen also don't use fractional scaling, the issue never appeared (others did, though 😈)
<steev>
jglathe__: i... lied and just saw the issue, more specifically though, internal display doesn't wake up but the external does, no blue screen though; had to unplug adnd then plug my adapter in (it's some apple hdmi adapter)
<JensGlathe[m]>
with usb type-c HDMI adapters this is a whole other host of fun.. need to test the newer kernels
<JensGlathe[m]>
s/frctional/fractional/
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<clover[m]>
Yeah I've seen this issue too where the internel display doesn't wake up until replugging the external display
<steev>
i'm 90% positive it's a known issue and johan mentioned it in his talk