08:18 <chadmed> urgh all the sommelier changes...

08:21 <chaos_princess> is there anything we actually need?

08:23 <chadmed> yes all of the new patches

08:23 <chadmed> and the new version of sommelier

08:24 <chadmed> i guess something changed in libkrun or something because without the exact setup in fedora nothing works

08:24 <chadmed> so all the patches at https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/chromiumos-platform/tree/rawhide

08:25 <chaos_princess> ah, yea, just updated everything and glxgears throws a black screen

08:25 <chadmed> and i pulled and tagged a mirror of sommelier at https://github.com/chadmed/sommelier

08:25 <chaos_princess> https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/chromiumos-platform/blob/rawhide/f/0001-Revert-sommelier-bump-up-CROSS_DOMAIN_MAX_IDENTIFIER.patch

08:25 <chaos_princess> this is the one we 100% need

08:25 <chadmed> yarp

08:25 <chadmed> the CROS IOCTL stuff also changed

08:26 <chadmed> the 16k page one still applies cleanly though

08:26 <chaos_princess> since for some reason libkrun and chromiumos cross-vm protocols are different

08:26 <chaos_princess> (different by this specific constant, which is used for an array length)

08:26 <chadmed> yeah :/

08:27 <chaos_princess> i see you decided not to replicate the upstream commits

08:27 <chadmed> yeah i was just playing around

08:27 <chadmed> ive got a virglrenderer bump queued but if you would prefer to handle sommelier by all means go ahead

08:28 <chaos_princess> nah, not really, i prefer not touching sommelier unless i have to :P

08:28 <chadmed> heheh okay no worries

08:28 <chadmed> counting down the days until we can yeet it

08:29 <chadmed> i might leave it until tomorrow then. lost all my spoons over the last three weeks :c

08:29 <chadmed> ill bump virglrenderer now though since that doesnt affect anything

08:30 <chadmed> we also need to deal with muvm smushing the fex rootfs config

08:34 <chaos_princess> there is also the fact that fex decided to take my suggestion of exposing a system-level rootfs in config manager, but did it in a different way. Which means the rootfs packages need to install in a slightly different path. (nothing difficult, just adjust paths, drop my patch, add blocker on new rootfs version to old fex, and a >= rootfs depend to new fex)

08:34 <chaos_princess> might do it this evening myself

08:41 <chadmed> oh 2410 dropped

08:41 <chadmed> yeah good opportunity to do that then

08:41 <chadmed> maybe at some point we can just make the rootfs layers do what fedora does and provide them as erofs files

08:41 <chadmed> then we can drop the systemd dependency (?)

08:42 <chaos_princess> No? I specifically do not want to do what fedora does and build the layers inside krun

08:43 <chadmed> oh okay

08:43 <chadmed> actually that makes sense, our solution is general for platforms that dont rely on muvm too

08:43 <chaos_princess> Though i am not married to squashfs and can move to erofs if you want, but it my very quick testing sqfs got better compression ratios

08:44 <chadmed> nah the format is of no consequence

08:44 <chadmed> if squashfs gives better compression that is what matters right now since we mount them anyway

08:44 <chaos_princess> Precisely the reason why i want it that way, i am the dumbass who likes to buy chinese arm sbcs

08:49 <chaos_princess> chadmed: also, w.r.t yesterday's discussion about clouds being absurdly expensive, i did some napkin math, and turns out running the rootfs build on aws will cost around $10 every empty-cache build

08:53 <chadmed> thats rough as

08:54 <chadmed> a gentoo installcd costs me 2 cents on my m2 pro mini hehe

08:54 <chadmed> actually less due to PV offsetting it

08:55 <chaos_princess> you arent including hardware depreciation tho :P

08:55 <chaos_princess> but even then, it surely is less than $1

08:56 <chadmed> yeah it would be

15:58 <gadmt> hey for gentoo folks how are you building FEX if you have clang and llvm 19 installed? I have both llvm and clang 17 and 18 installed in other slots and i run into the same compilation error even when using CC, CXX, and LLVM_MAX_SLOT env vars

15:58 <gadmt> to emerge with

15:59 <gadmt> even says it is using the respective llvm version

16:17 <chaos_princess> in short - you don't. there is currently a bug in ebuild, fix soontm

16:17 <gadmt> ah i will just stick to fex without thunks then

16:18 <gadmt> also how are people installing steam and other x86 apps from portage on gentoo? do they setup portage for cross-compilation?

16:19 <chaos_princess> there is a package named "fex-rootfs-gentoo" that will install a x86 system image

16:19 <chaos_princess> fex should depend on it

16:21 <gadmt> but the vm doesnt allow sudo? unless i circumvent that?

16:22 <chaos_princess> oh, you mean inside the vm itself.

16:24 <chaos_princess> this is again, one of those "you don't" bits for now, as steam is not packaged yet. just download the debian steam for now and unpack it to /usr/share/fex-emu-rootfs-layers/gentoo/writable/

16:47 <gadmt> i didnt realize fex-rootfs package was for systemd in mind

17:17 <gadmt> if my system uses openrc what am i supposed to be assembling exactly with fex-rootfs?

22:00 <n3ph> gadmt: which error do you get when compiling FEX?

22:10 <chaos_princess> i forgot that clang major versions are a thing, the ebuild for fex 2410 (pr is up) will handle it correctly.

23:11 <chadmed_> chaos_princess: did you have any preference on how i mirror sommelier? i dont really care enough about it to do anything but sync it whenever we cut a release but if youd prefer some other method i can arrange something

23:13 <chaos_princess> In theory - clone their repo, add my repo as a remote and fetch it, then use git subtree to graft their commits onto our subtree.

23:14 <chaos_princess> If it too much work, i can do it myself soontm

23:19 <chaos_princess> gave you commit rights to that

23:24 <chadmed_> oh that makes sense

23:24 <chadmed_> ill do a dry run in my fork and get on that in a little bit

23:33 <m3thos> running asahi-ubuntu on macbook m1pro, & there are few things that I'm trying to fix: 1. bluetooth scanning or discovery of devices doesn't seem to work. 2. my (bluetooth) mouse that I use on MacOS magically is working but not showing up on the system, it goes into power-saving mode very quickly & I need to click it to awaken it.. basically I'm always loosing my mouse... anyone has tips?

23:34 <m3thos> another issue is: 3. asahi-fwextract (used by asahi-fwupdate & mentioned here https://asahilinux.org/2022/07/july-2022-release/ seems to be missing..

23:35 <m3thos> any tips or links very much welcome, thanks