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<cy8aer>
@Glanzmann: your 6.3.0 #9 does not look as stable as the last one you published: I now had two situations of reboot when closing the lid (and with that set s2idle).
<cy8aer>
(deb of course)
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<qdot>
chadmed: Yeah - that's what I'm doing, CONFIG_DRM_APPLE=m is selected, appledrm is loaded as a module.. found my issue, X11 is entirely unsupported and the default setup has sddm running through X11.. dbus-run-session startplasma-wayland worked for me with acceleration, now to figure out a canonical way to have a display mananger.
<qdot>
I swear Asahi ALARM runs sddm - are we running 0.20 via wayland, or something more unusual there?
<ChaosPrincess>
alarm runs sddm via X, but kde via wayland
<qdot>
Hmm.. any weird way to get X running on DRM_APPLE=m ? I'm getting " Cannot run in framebuffer mode. Please specify busIDs for all framebuffer devices
<qdot>
Or is it some wayland/Xwayland/sddm stack?
<ChaosPrincess>
what are you running
<ChaosPrincess>
what distro
<qdot>
Gentoo - got fed up with ALARM's partial arm64 support.
<yuka>
I still have issues with usb devices not being recognized after I re-plug them after boot. This worked fine on the 5.19 based kernel and broke when upgrading to the 6.1 based kernel.
<jannau>
ChaosPrincess: there are appropiate dev-util/bindgen and dev-lang/rust versions in portage
<qdot>
jannau: Don't think so?
<ChaosPrincess>
i believe that there was an incorrect bindgen when i first set it up and so i have a setup with a system rust for whatever needs it and a rustup rust/bindgen for kernel
<jannau>
qdot: yes, it's not in asahi-scripts and no other package looks likely. copy it to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/30-modeset-apple.conf and I hope the X issues are solved
<qdot>
jannau: bingo - it worked!
<jannau>
yuka: you might want to update to 6.2-asahi-11 or -12, although I doubt that resolves your issue
<qdot>
jannau: thanks!
<jannau>
I'm only aware of the inverse problem. some usb-device do not work if they are plugged during booting
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<jannau>
yuka: please tell us more about your setup
<yuka>
sorry my wording was inaccurate.
<yuka>
> I'm only aware of the inverse problem. some usb-device do not work if they are plugged during booting
<yuka>
> that's exactly what I meant
<yuka>
usb devices not being recognized _until_ I re-plug them after boot
<yuka>
I am on asahi-6.2-11
<yuka>
the same issue that bcrumb reported on 2022/12/08 in #asahi
<yuka>
bcrumb and I both reported it when it first came up, but since then I have kept upgrading kernels and it is still there
<yuka>
> bcrumb: yeah, so from rc6 5-1 to rc8 3-1; was the upgrade; scripts 1129 1206
<yuka>
> sven: ugh…. This might be tipd probing before dwc3 and atcphy and firing off the plug event into nowhere
<jannau>
I think nobody has looked into it since then. the usb-c setup is unfortuantely complicated and consists of components requiring special handling