11:10 <albsen[m]> Jens Glathe: tried ur newest kernel build, it's not booting on the t14s

11:34 <JensGlathe[m]> I didn’t do nothing

13:24 <jhovold> Here's an updated wip branch for the X13s:

13:24 <jhovold> - https://github.com/jhovold/linux/tree/wip/sc8280xp-6.15-rc2

13:25 <jhovold> Here's an updated wip branch for the T14s and X Elite:

13:25 <jhovold> - https://github.com/jhovold/linux/tree/wip/x1e80100-6.15-rc2

13:25 <jhovold> Changes include:

13:25 <jhovold> - fix bogus audio mux lookup error on non-t14s

14:54 <spawacz> jhovold: what config should I use for x13s?

15:18 <steev> johan_defconfig if you don't already have your own

15:22 <spawacz> espeak 'done!', lets reboot

15:52 <albsen[m]> Jens Glathe: yes, I know. just not able to boot. but - I've not tried after updating bios and firmware in windows. maybe thats related.

15:57 <JensGlathe[m]> hmm secure boot on again?

15:58 <tobhe_> or OLED

16:14 <spawacz> How can I access the camera on x13s? I'm in the kvm group, got libcamera0.4 and libcamera-v4l2 installed. Can't play any of the /dev/video{0..33}

16:17 <kbingham> spawacz, You don't access /dev/video* directly. You need to use applications that support libcamera

16:18 <kbingham> (or pipewire, which uses libcamera for you - i.e. firefox/chrome)

16:18 <spawacz> kbingham: Oh ok. On my other laptop and PC i can just mpv /dev/video0

16:19 <kbingham> spawacz, your other laptop likely has a nice simple UVC webcam ;-)

16:19 <kbingham> you can 'try' "libcamerify mpv /dev/video0" ... but not much guarantees on that.

16:20 <kbingham> you might also be able to use cheese, or snapshot.

16:23 <albsen[m]> Jens Glathe: the other kernels boot without issue

16:24 <tobhe_> albsen[m]: do you have the OLED model?

16:24 <spawacz> kbingham: neither of these work for me

16:24 <steev> jhovold: do you know what the status of the rx ring buffer patch is? its been since march

16:24 <JensGlathe[m]> huh

16:25 <JensGlathe[m]> device tree is there?

16:25 <albsen[m]> tobhe_: yes, its the oled model

16:26 <tobhe_> JensGlathe[m]: but it won't pick the right one automatically

16:28 <albsen[m]> I been running this ubuntu install to help test (unfortunately not stable enough for my daily) so, the previous kernels I installed booted. this one doesn't anymore.

16:29 <kbingham> spawacz, Start with the basics, test 'cam -l' and qcam

16:29 <tobhe_> albsen[m]: I suppose you could try booting a working kernel, then copy the new OLED dtb to /boot and load that manually with the new kernel to see if that works

16:29 <jhovold> steev: I'm gonna try to follow up on that this week, not merged yet afaik

16:29 <tobhe_> just a guess though

16:30 <jhovold> but it has also only been one week since the merge window closed

16:31 <albsen[m]> tobhe_: good idea, I'll try that later and let you guys know if thats it. why wouldn't it pick the correct dtb anymore?

16:31 <albsen[m]> it used to work before

16:33 <tobhe_> it was split into OLED and non-OLED

16:33 <spawacz> kbingham: qcam works!

16:35 <kbingham> spawacz, Great, that means the camera drivers are all in place. As long as you have up to date pipewire, and firefox/chrome you should be able to get video calls running. Depending on your distro - you might have to enable some magic in firefox/chrome to allow/enable pipewire cameras.

16:45 <steev> kbingham: fwiw, cheese works here :)

19:16 <bryanodonoghue> robclarke lumag

19:16 <bryanodonoghue> https://pastebin.linaro.org/view/f141c002

19:16 <bryanodonoghue> robclark

19:32 <robclark> bryanodonoghue: looks like linaro pastebin is behind a login