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
<Jasper[m]>
<clover[m]> "Better experience than Fedora..." <- Huh, that's new
<Jasper[m]>
The snaps especially ruin it for me, Fedora doesn't have those annoyances in my experience
<Jasper[m]>
Only time I've had issues with SELinux was while setting up Samba on my server
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<steev>
jhovold: fwiw, a suspend/resume will unstick it
<steev>
and i don't have time to track it down either because i'm still trying to track down this python regression
<jhovold>
steev: good to know, and makes sense as that brings the big cores down and up again (which you can also do through sysfs)
<steev>
o that's even less painful
<jhovold>
hopefully the pm maintainer who did the thermal rework can figure out what caused it without anyone having to run a lengthy bisection
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<clover[m]>
<Jasper[m]> "The snaps especially ruin it for..." <- yeah i can't really abide the snap either. i uninstall and installed the firefox nightly debian package :)
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<clover[m]>
steev: is that cpu bug in 6.9.2?
<steev>
no
<steev>
it's something in 6.10 either rc1 or rc2 (i've not gone back to rc1 to check
<JensGlathe[m]>
doesn't seem to be in rc1, I had throttling but it came back at full speed
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<steev>
i'm not even seeing it throttle here on the same workload (compiling zed from source)
<pstef_>
I just updated all packages, grub still doesn't give me the opportunity to choose the kernel on my x13s
<steev>
does it have a short timeout set or something?
<pstef_>
it's somewhere in the order of 30 seconds. Maybe the problem is a fairly old kernel, but even if I had the newest and the greatest, it's always hard to change it
<pstef_>
once in a blue moon I can see the grub menu and choose the kernel, and then that option stays for future boots
<steev>
does it have like, setdefault set or something?
<wiley[m]>
clover: I'm finding that on your latest packages I can play video in Firefox but not Vivaldi
<wiley[m]>
guessing I must be missing some intermediate library but I haven't had any luck figuring out what yet...
<wiley[m]>
hrmmm, looks like it might be as dumb as there being a vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs package I need to install
<wiley[m]>
if so, sorry for the noise
<steev>
no it should be like /boot/grub/grub.cfg
<wiley[m]>
it looks like a bunch of vivaldi packages in AUR have been deleted/renamed recently
<steev>
but the savedefault=true and grub_default=saved is why whatever you choose becomes the new default
<pstef_>
hopefully, because it was me who put those lines there
<pstef_>
the problem has nothing to do with the defaults, it's the grub menu not showing up
<pstef_>
and /boot/grub/grub.cfg is a generated file, if it turns out to be the cause, it won't be the root cause
<wiley[m]>
yea, think my problems are unrelated to any recent changes - I just didn't get the right packages installed after a wipe
<wiley[m]>
although I definitely didn't have to build vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs myself before, so I'm not sure what I was running...
<clover[m]>
cool :) i use brave lately which has never let me down. vivaldi is sometimes finicky
<clover[m]>
brave-bin from AUR
<wiley[m]>
kk
<wiley[m]>
yea, this would be a lot easier if vivaldi had a -bin so I wasn't figuring out how to hack up part of the chromium build system :D
<wiley[m]>
I don't have any particular like of vivaldi or dislike of brave, it's just that switching means switching across a bunch of machines because I rely on sync a lot
<wiley[m]>
still can't get my Yubikey to work, though
<wiley[m]>
haven't managed to figure that one out at all
<JensGlathe[m]>
hmm they just work here
<JensGlathe[m]>
Ubuntu land
<wiley[m]>
yea, my guess is that there's some kernel config bit missing in Arch-land but I haven't managed to figure out what
<\[m]>
do you use yubikey for mfa or just for logging in etc
<wiley[m]>
MFA
<wiley[m]>
I mostly want it for FIDO in a browser
<wiley[m]>
I managed to fix that first error by installing and enabling pcscd, but ykman fido list credentials still fails with a generic unable-to-connect error
<wiley[m]>
currently trying to enable CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV to see if that helps...
<wiley[m]>
from strace-ing it on a working system, it looks like what I really need is CONFIG_HIDRAW