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
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<JensGlathe[m]>
thats how it should look, with skin_temp
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<Dylanger[m]>
Reinstalled Fedora 40, same issue, there seems to be something wrong with wayland + MTK SoCs I think, Fedora 39 seems to work fine
<Dylanger[m]>
Could also totally be something I'm doing wrong with the kernel
<ellyq>
no, LB wouldn't fit given those machines have 8MB SPI
<Dylanger[m]>
Wow that's awesome
<Dylanger[m]>
Thank you!
<ellyq>
you're welcome :)
<ellyq>
we're *very slowly* working on u-boot on those systems
<Dylanger[m]>
❤️ that's fantastic, really disappointing news on Chrome's team not maintaining their own kernels/using Android's tree
<ellyq>
with endgoal being SystemReady compliance and ability to build modular kernels, I'll poke folks over at Fedora project to enable ARCH_MEDIATEK once it's ready
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<ellyq>
yeah, people are praising Google for upstreaming stuff... but aside from work done by Collabora, Google is actively getting in our way in upstream
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<Dylanger>
That's really sad, I love the fact I can run Mainline/Fedora on aarch64 Chromebooks
<ellyq>
I promised Angelo to look into audio on MT8186 a bit more but you know... IRL stuff
<ellyq>
glad to see SOF on ARM though
<Dylanger>
No rush at all, thank you for your work
<ellyq>
<3
<ellyq>
one of our contributors bought MT8195 recently, so we'll be able to cover that as well
<ellyq>
we now have access to all MTK Chromebooks, so we can finally get this ball rolling
<ellyq>
Qualcomm ones are absurdly expensive here in EU though, so until they come down in price to reasonable levels, we won't be touching them
<Jasper[m]>
ellyq: I've had some luck on the second hand market
<ellyq>
Jasper[m]: oh? interesting, do tell!
<Jasper[m]>
ellyq: They show up for around 100€ from time to time. Price new is still absurd I agree
<ellyq>
yes, here in France I saw Duet 5 for... 600EUR, and right next to it was machine with AMD Mendocino
<Jasper[m]>
ellyq: Nothing on leboncoin
<Jasper[m]>
?
<ellyq>
Mendocino was 2 weeks old at the time, 400EUR for at least double the perf
<ellyq>
Jasper[m]: not really, maybe I'll have more luck in Germany (where I'm moving to in 2 months)
<Jasper[m]>
Ah, well yeah. Kleinanzeigen is better in that regard
<Jasper[m]>
Hah, I found a Lenovo 10W for 170€. Still overpriced lmao
<ellyq>
I heard that I destroyed used Chromebook market in Germany back in December lol
<ellyq>
but yeah, i'll check it out after I move then :)
<Jasper[m]>
I found a german refurbisher that sold the book2go (sc7280)
<Jasper[m]>
Haven't had time to make it boot sadly
<Dylanger>
They're fantastic little devices, I'm not 💯 but I think there's no code verification for the SCP either, I think it has something to do with hw video decode at the moment
<ellyq>
depends on which SoC we're talking about
<ellyq>
on MT8173 they used stateless, and I *think* it's from Imagination (VPU)
<ellyq>
on MT8186 and up they really complicated it with SCP and the only way i were able to get it to work was in GStreamer
<ellyq>
no luck with ffmpeg unfortunately
<Dylanger>
Yeah I managed to get Clapper working with it
<ellyq>
hey, at least we don't have to worry about blowing up speakers *looks at SNAPPY*
<tobhe>
ellyq: awesome work! submarine looks pretty cool.a friend of mine recently got the ideapad with mt8186, I'll tell him to give it a try!
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<ellyq>
tobhe: thank you, that's the same exact machine i'm working on (magneton/steelix)
<ellyq>
blue-ish plastic chassis, 1080p screen
<tobhe>
yep, that sounds like the same machine :)
<tobhe>
we already discovered the collabora repos and built our own kernel but I'm looking forward to having a proper bootloader
<ellyq>
that would do then :P
<ellyq>
AFAIK sound still isn't working, I tracked it down to I2S3 link shared with DSI bridge but didn't have time to dig more into it
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<albsen[m]>
hey, anyone here running wayland with multiple monitors at or above 2.5k resolution on x13s? with 6.10.rc3 mine is working but for some reason only on X11 and I can't find anywhere in the wayland logs why.
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<robclark>
albsen[m]: I've got a single external 2560x1440 (plus internal screen) which works fine w/ wayland, fwiw.. which compositor?
<albsen[m]>
robclark: gnome (mutter i think); but also sway (dont remember what sway was using) isn't running. it just keeps crashing. which distro are u running?
<robclark>
f40 ... gnome-shell (mutter)
<robclark>
mutter has had problems with external display on qc.. I was stuck on Xorg for a while until fedora picked up the mutter fix
<robclark>
but at least f40 works ok now with a single external display
<steev>
we pull gnome in from experimental in kali, i can't recall why though, so we have 46 here
<steev>
it definitely wasn't backported to 44 though :(
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<jhovold>
robclark, steev: nice, thanks for the link
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<steev>
i'm so excited to see that pd-mapper is making it into the kernel
<steev>
jhovold: so is the venus stuff not going in because we don't have the firmware (in linux firmware i mean)?
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<steev>
so, i can reproduce the HTC Rx: insufficient length, got 1456, expected 1472 crash thingie - but only at my sister's connected to their wifi network
<steev>
it seems to happen to me only when the thinkpad goes to sleep and wakes back up
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<clover[m]>
quininer: have you had a chance to try the linux-aarch64 kernel from upstream ALARM? im curious how much is working and the difference between it and the s t e e v kernel
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<lollaritits[m]>
anyone with pmos here having trouble booting?
<lollaritits[m]>
it cant decrypt my root partition anymore
<steev>
clover[m]: upstream (if it's 6.5 or higher) should work, you just won't have various patches
<colemickens>
Hi. Who's hacking on Snapdragon X Elite stuff? I just got a edk2 build going from the strongz branch. Curious about firmware package and/or someone that would want to test an iso.
<clover[m]>
steev: i tried it today, didn't work. maybe my DTB was in the wrong place
<steev>
clover[m]: i've only tested debian builds, but ema definitely makes sure debian enables modules we need on the thinkpad :)
<colemickens>
seems to include dts for some of the x1e laptops.
<steev>
oh, it's just a kernel
<colemickens>
if there's another kernel tree I should consider, let me know
<colemickens>
yeah, I worded it poorly, sorry about taht.
<steev>
i know there are people working on it, but i don't have one
<colemickens>
Do you know if there's another irc/discord I should lurk in?
<colemickens>
I'm surprised there isn't more a public rally point yet. (I realize it's early, but I know there's ... you know, a handful of us)
<steev>
i only know of this channel
<steev>
i wouldn't do kernel development on discord, this channel is logged
<steev>
the question is, are the people trying to get the work into the kernel, or just get something they want booted? there are a number of people who truck along just working on their own thing in their own kernel trees, and then there are the people who submit to upstream
<colemickens>
I suspect from qcom's messaging that the goods will eventually land upstream. But I'm eager. And I couldn't agree more about Discord, but, you just never know these days. And I've seen screenshots of GNOME on the Yoga 7x... and I want.
<robclark>
looks like the hacked up yoga dts is on that branch..
* colemickens
nods
<colemickens>
I suspect I'll need a custom firmware package too. That's next to hunt down. Kernel+ISO is building though.
<robclark>
you'll need to copy some fw stuff from windows partition, for stuff that isn't in linux-firmware yet
<robclark>
but otherwise that should be it
<robclark>
idk what all _isn't_ working yet (like are keyboard/touchpad wired up, etc)
<colemickens>
interesting, the DTS on that branch all have the same matching identifiers. I wonder if I'll need to specify the dtb to use for now.
<robclark>
yeah, there isn't any automatic picking of the dtb
<robclark>
although there are some proposals
<robclark>
if you are using grub, I think there is a command to load dtb.. otherwise you can use dtb= in kernel cmdline (but the dtb would need to be in the esp)
<agl>
devicetree initrd....
<agl>
devicetree /initrd....
<agl>
devicetree /sc8280x-......
<abby>
there is a command to load it, but it's not very useful unless your distribution carries a patch generate menu entries with the devicetree command in them
<colemickens>
and our grub maintainer just left so owie. For now I'm going to assume everyone with good taste is picking up the yoga 7x :P.
<colemickens>
yeah my distro lets me set that and it gets roundtripped into the grub config. I don't think it's flexible enough to support listing multiple though.