04:37 <pengyu[m]> bryanodonoghub: I think you don't need guess, Those AeoB file from windows drivers can tell these regulators. When I was working on sc8280xp based device, CAMD.bin and CAMR.bin contain lots of information.

04:37 <pengyu[m]> s/bryanodonoghub/bryanodonoghue/

04:38 <pengyu[m]> s/bryanodonoghub/bryanodonoghue/, s/CAMD/CAMF/

04:41 <pengyu[m]> I noticed since sc8280xp, those *_ext drivers are introduced, qualcomm provided the common drivers, vendors repack the ext drivers. Devices configurations are contained in it, it's quiet similar to dsdt.

04:45 <pengyu[m]> * I noticed since sc8280xp, those *_ext drivers are introduced, qualcomm provided the common drivers, vendors repack the ext drivers. Devices configurations are contained in it, i.e. AeoB files, which are quiet similar to dsdt.

09:24 <krzk> Anyone knows which packages/files on Ubuntu or Debian copntrol installation of dtbs in /boot from DEB? It's nicely installing DTB for rcX, but when I rebased on v6.14, the DTB is not put into /boot (it is only in /usr/lib/linux-image....)

09:32 <alexVinarskis[m]> <krzk> "Anyone knows which packages/..." <- https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flash-kernel

09:32 <alexVinarskis[m]> it has kernel installation hooks that will copy it when running `make install`. However it needs to 'magically' match dtb to your machine, and only copy that one dtb to /boot - defined in `all.db`

09:42 <krzk> alexVinarskis[m]: flash kernel is only for embedded which do not use /boot partition

09:43 <krzk> At least that is what I read when checking it... but maybe they just forgot to update description/help/everything :/

09:55 <JensGlathe[m]> using flash-kernel here, and it looks like Ubuntu 25.04 installed from ISO does, too

10:05 <alexVinarskis[m]> > flash kernel is only for embedded which do not use /boot partition... (full message at <https://matrix.org/oftc/media/v1/media/download/ActpRsFIBOAybPgF3judH4OIvJWNhKKDrrU0ilJ3-YrO1jI3uIfGaImASf05eWPfMwBC-UnsanwDdeMdq2qsWPBCeWTYKZnAAG1hdHJpeC5vcmcvQlNveWFWV3psZnZpQW10SGVVaHdkZXZU>)

10:05 <alexVinarskis[m]> * > flash kernel is only for embedded which do not use /boot partition... (full message at <https://matrix.org/oftc/media/v1/media/download/AXDN1wVZ9AS8B8k-rn_D7EIKil_vLcmrbeOpDPK39ClhNpZYQ9AUysKXkIz_ojQXBAytd8gVPDxT083zTeS_8ghCeWTYLw2gAG1hdHJpeC5vcmcvRXBqZWVrZXFxUURQTmFmZ3JSV2x0dXB2>)

10:25 <bryanodonoghue> Pengyu[m] yeah something to extract the windows data is needed -> dts, regulators and sensor init sequences - its all there and not even encrypted or compressed afaik

11:12 <bryanodonoghue> anthony25 kuruczgy[m] we have the ov02c10 detected on the t14s now

11:12 <bryanodonoghue> https://git.codelinaro.org/bryan.odonoghue/kernel/-/commits/x1e80100-6.14-rc6-dell-xps-inspirion14-lenovo-slim7x-t14s-camss-sound-wip?ref_type=heads

11:12 <bryanodonoghue> incorporated your typo fix

11:13 <bryanodonoghue> you might give the update a try on slim7x

11:13 <anthony25> hmm so this is what I tried yesterday, no?

11:13 <pengyu[m]> bryanodonoghue: It is not hard to guess, the structure basically likes package size, 0x0100(start sign?), name_size, name,0x0300(end sign?), another package size, {0x0000, data_size(0x0800, 8B), data,}, ..., If I remembered correctly, someguy wrote a program to extract.

11:14 <anthony25> with this list of regulators, I had this error: https://bpa.st/OCJQ

11:15 <bryanodonoghue> I believe we had a -6 error which went away with the update to t14s

11:15 <bryanodonoghue> so I was asking to double check on slim7x

11:15 <anthony25> same, now I got an -110 error

11:16 <anthony25> with the previous list of regulators: https://bpa.st/5OPA

11:16 <anthony25> with this list of regulators: https://bpa.st/OCJQ

11:16 <bryanodonoghue> and the typo fix both times ?

11:16 <anthony25> yes

11:17 <bryanodonoghue> so that is very interesting really

11:18 <anthony25> what does the -110 error mean?

11:18 <bryanodonoghue> -ETIMEDOUT

11:18 <bryanodonoghue> -6 is -EIO

11:19 <bryanodonoghue> so no response on -ETIMEDOUT

11:19 <bryanodonoghue> and not quite sure when -EIO gets set

11:19 <bryanodonoghue> but different results with different regulators

11:20 <bryanodonoghue> I should write a sensor bus probe driver

11:20 <bryanodonoghue> if there isn't already one

11:20 <bryanodonoghue> switch power and reset line

11:20 <bryanodonoghue> probe every address at every reg

11:30 <pengyu[m]> alexVinarskis: I follow your guide to try again. It still doesn't work. It seems that ath12k does not support calibration-variants. grep -r 'qcom,calibration-variants' shows ath10k and ath11k only.

14:03 <jhovold> kuruczgy[m]: good to hear the pmos yoga retimer issue is fixed, it should have been the regulator pinconfig function that was the problem

14:07 <kuruczgy[m]> (It's NixOS not pmos, not sure what level of support exists for the yoga with pmos)

14:08 <jhovold> ah, sorry, nixos

15:52 <erebion3421EPVPN[m]> Hey there! Current kernel in Debian Testing broke battery readings from /sys/class/power_supply/qcom-battmgr-bat/uevent on the X13s, can I get it from somewhere else?

15:52 <erebion3421EPVPN[m]> Version is 6.12.20-arm64, worked fine on 6.12.17-arm64

18:16 <pengyu[m]> My android tablet will become a laptop soon :P, with downstream code, it is easy mode now for me to port.

19:33 <alexVinarskis[m]> <JensGlathe[m]> "using flash-kernel here, and..." <- Did you need to do anything extra to make 25.04 work? Just did `sudo do-release-upgrade -d` to go from 24.10 concept to 25.04 Beta, for some reason Wayland session is not available, compared to 24.10 lots of wayland related packages are missing... it does not move on X11 with software rendering (on purwa here), its unusable basically :(

19:43 <tobhe_> alexVinarskis[m]: that is unexpected. last time I tested on my T14s everything worked fine. might be worth looking at the logs to see if anything important was removed by accident

19:43 <JensGlathe[m]> alexVinarskis: I would say my Purwa device is still 24.10

19:43 <tobhe_> in particular you should have an ubuntu-desktop meta package that pulls in all the important stuff

19:44 <JensGlathe[m]> and also it is software rendering

19:48 <tobhe_> krzk: yeah, flash kernel is the correct answer. I would guess that the problem could be the dtb search path. ubuntu installs them to /lib/firmware/$kernel_release/device-tree/, I think the mainline .deb and Debian use a different path

19:48 <alexVinarskis[m]> > alexVinarskis: I would say my Purwa device is still 24.10... (full message at <https://matrix.org/oftc/media/v1/media/download/AQQ7XhUy4l4zC0K1wRV1wgMRVWsCCKKlVtmWReTFAzKAAyQk8-kPp_2e1TIZ-96WTe7GCJj8eJQvKT49kyvmqzRCeWT5i_3wAG1hdHJpeC5vcmcvY3FRamdSVXFOd0RzZGpsQlpmVUxuRnFM>)

19:50 <alexVinarskis[m]> JensGlathe[m]: it would take me now ~5-6mins to take a screenshot, open client to share it, thats how slow it is haha

19:50 <alexVinarskis[m]> could you share list of packages installed, if its ok? I could compare it to mine and install diff

19:53 <JensGlathe[m]> sent

19:57 <JensGlathe[m]> would be cool to have x1-45 support

19:58 <tobhe_> I guess you could try something like sudo apt-get -o APT::Install-Recommends="true" -o APT::Install-Suggests="true" install ubuntu-minimal ubuntu-desktop-minimal to make sure all the suggested and recommended dependencies are installed

19:58 <tobhe_> if the x1e-settings package is still installed it is unlikely to be the problem. there shouldn't be any major changes

20:01 <steev> erebion3421EPVPN[m]: i can't reproduce here? what do you mean it broke reading from it?

20:02 <steev> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/D7S2clGu/

20:02 <alexVinarskis[m]> tobhe_: unfortunately did not help, seems everything is installed

20:02 <alexVinarskis[m]> But upstream x1e-settings doesn't support Asus Zenbook yet, my local build does (MR that I shared with you). Couldn't that be an issue?

20:06 <tobhe_> I guess without your change you might be missing firmware in the initrd

20:06 <tobhe_> that's the only difference I can see. the other part is only to have it install automatically and doesn't matter if it is already installed

21:19 <JensGlathe[m]> Data point: I did do-release-upgrade to plucky on the ThinkBook, and it worked reasonably well. It moved to X11 / software rendering, but is as usable as before. Needed to enable the x1e concept ppa, edit it to plucky. Worked. Had to re-install sublime and element-nightly since the apt sources were gone. That worked well, too.

21:20 <tobhe_> yeah do-release-upgrade does disable all PPAs by default

21:21 <JensGlathe[m]> Since the ThinkBook is not in Ubuntu-Concept at all, there was no info re modalias

21:21 <tobhe_> did it use wayland + software rendering before? afaiu the x1p don't have working gpu support yet right?

21:22 <JensGlathe[m]> yes and yes

21:25 <tobhe_> i am not 100% sure how gnome determines if wayland is supported. I think it might be /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/61-gdm.rules

21:26 <tobhe_> could be that you can force wayland by setting WaylandEnable=true in /etc/gdm3/custom.conf

21:28 <tobhe_> https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GDM#Wayland_and_the_proprietary_NVIDIA_driver seems to deal with a similar issue