00:35 <agl> steev: Will you push your kernel 6.13 for the x13s to your Web site?

00:43 <steev> over the weekend sometime

01:55 <agl> ok

02:59 <HdkR> Updated the kernel again and borked my drive again. Whatever Canonical's `make install` integration is with its grub packages are really annoying.

07:22 <albsen[m]> steev: you're lucky. there's another way I can tell the charger is too powerful. if the touchpad becomes 'slow' or 'delayed'. I'm not sure why this is but I'm able to replicate this in windows/linux with 2 different x13s (1x 32gb no sim card, 1x 16gb sim card). not a massively big deal once you know how to deal with it. still one best laptop I've owned so far - lets see how the t14s does in comparison next week.

08:42 <Treibholz> albsen[m]: reminds me of https://xkcd.com/1172/

09:00 <JensGlathe[m]> x1p42 patches come in, yay

09:01 <JensGlathe[m]> git am balks on the series, though, need to do the last two manually

17:05 <JensGlathe[m]> Huh. Does x1e support enus now? https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdragon-x-elite/48800/421?u=glathe

17:17 <JensGlathe[m]> Venus*

17:59 <craftyguy> Does hw virt / kvm work on the apple M stuff?

18:16 <steev> noisycoil[m] may know

19:31 <noisycoil[m]> craftyguy: it does

19:34 <JensGlathe[m]> I remember @maz using it as dev box

19:45 <steev> woke up to the x13s having kernel paniced over night. only thing on the screen was the htc rx stuff

19:46 <steev> noisycoil[m]: btw, would you mind submitting a merge request? i meant to ask earlier this week

19:49 <noisycoil[m]> steev: Sure, but I'd wait until the bananas stuff stabilizes. Right now the asahi script depends on my own debian repositories, but that will change soon as yesterday we've set up one managed by people in the bananas team

19:49 <noisycoil[m]> It needs some more testing

19:49 <noisycoil[m]> Oh wait

19:49 <noisycoil[m]> The kernel is not there, as it includes the kali patches

19:50 <steev> noisycoil[m]: or the 2 improvements that come before (i suppose i could just cherry pick them but i want to make it easier on you)

19:50 <noisycoil[m]> It would still be in my own repos

19:50 <noisycoil[m]> Or would you take up maintenance?

19:50 <steev> of the kernel, no :(

19:51 <noisycoil[m]> Unfortunately as I said before I have no time left to maintain another distro :-(

19:51 <steev> well actually, it depends on how many patches y'all apply on top of debian

19:51 <noisycoil[m]> Two IIRC

19:52 <noisycoil[m]> Oh wait

19:52 <noisycoil[m]> Two on top of the linux-asahi package

19:52 <noisycoil[m]> On top of the debian package it's around 1200 :-)

19:53 <steev> erk lol

19:53 <noisycoil[m]> Yeah XD

19:54 <steev> i think i still want to pull in your improvements though, prior to the asahi script itself

19:54 <noisycoil[m]> No problem, I'll send a MR

19:54 <steev> <3

19:54 <noisycoil[m]> I'll have to delete and recreate the repo first though, because it's not a fork -.-

19:55 <noisycoil[m]> If anyone comes forward to maintain the two kali patches that must be applied on top of the asahi/bananas kernel feel free to ping me and I'll explain everything

20:05 <steev> are those just the wifi patches we have?

20:43 <maz> craftyguy: KVM has been up and running on M1 since Feb 21.

22:12 <craftyguy> maz: nice! no tricks required (like slbounce) for that to work?

22:16 <kuruczgy[m]> craftyguy: AFAIK on AS m1n1 handles everything related to booting. slbounce is very qualcomm specific.

22:18 <robclark> hmm, nice looks like purwa (8 core x1) patches on list

22:24 <craftyguy> ya I didn't think you'd use slbounce on the apple stuff, what I really meant to ask was "does it require any weird hacks or does it pretty much Just Work?"