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<zerdox>
hi! trying to test new webcam support on gentoo and not sure what am i missing.. i have followed instructions in news, copied calibration file, enabled all kernel settings from wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Webcam but I still can't get it working, I don't even have /dev/video0 :(
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<j`ey>
zerdox: do you get any apple-isp output in dmesg?
<zerdox>
nope
<j`ey>
and updated dtbs?
<zerdox>
not sure
<j`ey>
you need to do that too
<zerdox>
did asahi-fwupdate and update-m1n1 as always
<zerdox>
something different here?
<zerdox>
j`ey: i don't really remember what dtbs are
<j`ey>
they're what describes the hw, so the kernel knows what moudles to load
<j`ey>
but update-m1n1 should update them, if you built them with the new kernel
<zerdox>
yeah i did. i can try it once again and reboot
<zerdox>
uname is 6.5.0. run asahi-fwupdate and update-m1n1
<zerdox>
nah it didn't helped as expected. i was sure i did not forgot to run them after kernel upgrade
<j`ey>
check that /usr/src/linux/arch/arm64/boot/dts/apple/*.dtb have the right date/time as you'd expect
<zerdox>
yeah all of them where built almost 40 minutes ago
<j`ey>
once booted, if you have the new dtb, you should have /sys/firmware/devicetree/base/soc/isp I think
<zerdox>
yes I have it
<j`ey>
(or similar path, maybe without the base)
<zerdox>
so it's issue with kernel configuration? i can't really imagine which one am i missing
<j`ey>
do you have an apple-isp.ko in the lib/modules folder?
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<ChaosPrincess>
just post dmesg
<zerdox>
could you please clarify where is lib folder located?
<zerdox>
i also could not find *.ko modules on my prev. kernel, 6.4.0-10
<j`ey>
drivers/media/platform/apple/isp/Kconfig
<j`ey>
*CONFIG_VIDEO_APPLE_ISP
<zerdox>
sure i'll set it and recompile. i also checked my whole modules for *.ko files and seems like i have never had them... even i have working gpu, sound and all that stuff
<j`ey>
not sure how youve managed that!
<zerdox>
now it's scary lol
<zerdox>
off topic but every time after i run menuconfig and run make it asks me about several configurations which i need to answer. how can i save these to .config?
<ChaosPrincess>
thats strange, menuconfig should do it on its own
<ChaosPrincess>
is everything alright with file permissions in the build directory?
<zerdox>
i am compiling from root user
<zerdox>
so does it matter?
<ChaosPrincess>
it shouldnt
<zerdox>
i had to run /lib/modules/<version>/**/* -name "*.ko" in order it would list me modules...
<zerdox>
anyways i have enabled that setting and rebooting
<j`ey>
zerdox: so you do have modules?
<zerdox>
yeah just the find command from chat was wrong plus i dont know how to use it
<zerdox>
i mean if one of these condition changed i would see output of the command
<zerdox>
yes, that was the only setting i missed, thank you guys ChaosPrincess
<zerdox>
i can see apple-isp input in qv4l2, 1280x720 and 30 fps
<ChaosPrincess>
that sounds correct for your machine
<zerdox>
thank you for confirming :) quality looks good, at least for me. better then all of my previous laptops