11:13 <yuka> I had the speakers working a few weeks ago (by manually enabling them in the device tree), but now with the new "please_blow_up_my_speakers" option it seems like no data is coming from the ivsense sound device. At least speakersafetyd is running, but not sending unlock signals, apparently being blocked on reading from the ivsense device.

11:15 <j`ey> what device are you on?

11:15 <yuka> j314

11:17 <j`ey> marcan didnt you say you found some issues with j314?

11:17 <yuka> whoops, I just built kernel asahi-6.6-8 and now there is asahi-6.6-9, brb building the new version ^^"

11:19 <j`ey> that might be it, considering I think -9 just came in the last 30mins or so

11:27 <mps> yuka: aren't speakers enabled

11:28 <ChaosPrincess> yuka: are you building your own kernel? try reverting https://github.com/AsahiLinux/linux/commit/c6da2ce989fe14e65bfb251f1957147b068ce72c

11:29 <yuka> ChaosPrincess: I don't think that's it. I also updated speakersafetyd to 0.1.7 which should match the change on the device ids

11:29 <ChaosPrincess> i just know that it also broke headphones for me

11:38 <mps> hm, `rmmod snd_soc_macaudio` removes /dev/dri/card0

11:46 <yuka> I updated to kernel asahi-6.6-9, speakersafetyd 0.1.7, asahi-audio e1ccf5f. With a freshly booted system the speakers are unlocked, then once I start playing something they immediately become "Speaker volumes locked: Lock timeout" while the last message printed by speakersafetyd is still "PCM rate: 8000..192000" (I inserted some prints the other day and saw that it got stuck near the comment "Block while we're reading into the buffer")

11:50 <yuka> also when I unload and load the snd_soc_macaudio again my system sometimes locks up

11:50 <j`ey> when I tried to unload snd_soc_macaudio I got a kernel splat, im not sure if that's a well tested part

11:51 <yuka> btw this is all on nixos with nixos-apple-silicon overlay (hence posting in this channel ;))

11:51 <yuka> the last time the setup worked was quite a while ago, before the bass LV2 plugin was added

12:47 <chadmed> yuka: what machine, wp and pw versions

12:48 <yuka> MacBook Pro (14-inch, M1 Pro, 2021) , pipewire 0.3.84, wireplumber 0.4.17

12:49 <yuka> hashes of the config files in use: https://termbin.com/r132

12:51 <yuka> ah, 99-asahi-wp.conf was recently added, will try again with that

12:58 <yuka> nope, still the same behavior

13:16 <chadmed> please bump your pw to 0.3.85/1.0

13:16 <chadmed> also does `speaker-test -c -D hw:0,1` work

13:16 <chadmed> -c 6*

15:59 <yuka> chadmed: "speaker-test -c 6 -D hw:0,1" says "Unable to set hw params for playback: Invalid argument. Setting of hwparams failed: Invalid argument"

16:18 <yuka> chadmed: now I upgraded to pipewire 1.0.0 and no change

17:07 <tpw_rules> chadmed: how have you been tracking fedora's changes?

20:46 <chadmed> tpw_rules: for audio im the one making the changes. for other packages i just keep an eye on bodhi and pagure

20:47 <chadmed> yuka: please clear any asound state files from your system and reboot

20:47 <chadmed> booting asahi-6.6-8 set some kcontrols incorrectly

20:49 <yuka> chadmed: removed /var/lib/alsa/asound.state

20:49 <yuka> rebooted, no change

21:02 <chadmed> what version of alsa-ucm-conf-asahi do you have

21:12 <tpw_rules> chadmed: i don't know what those are?

21:40 <yuka> chadmed: I have version 4

21:40 <j`ey> tpw_rules: theyre fedora infra

21:40 <j`ey> pagure = source control, bodhi = package releases

21:41 <tpw_rules> ah

21:41 <tpw_rules> okay i will dig in them

21:41 <yuka> tpw_rules: have a look at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/Asahi

21:42 <tpw_rules> ok, i'll dig deeper