03:10 <rkjnsn[m]> marcan: It looks like the commit message for https://lore.kernel.org/all/20211226153624.162281-1-marcan@marcan.st/T/#mdf6c5e159a559ea91d2e54f9496440eedc205d65 is out of date. ("??? (x86)", "add a missing default macaddr= property").

03:21 <rkjnsn[m]> To double check, are both machines listed in https://lore.kernel.org/all/20211226153624.162281-1-marcan@marcan.st/T/#m71ec7d3eb5e95bb5802ad79ef489b18d45af123d meant to have the same island name?

03:28 <Redecorating[m]> both those macbookairs are hawaii

10:52 <marcan> rkjnsn[m]: ah yes, it's ACPI (x86)

10:52 <marcan> I forgot to update that after I figured that one out

10:53 <marcan> and yes the duplicate island is intentional

10:53 <marcan> it's not a 1:1 mapping to model IDs

10:53 <marcan> in that case I think the change is the display panel?

10:54 <marcan> but I find it more interesting how M1 Pro/Max configs for a given MBP (14" or 16") also have the same island; that *is* a different logic board, though presumably the WiFi section at least is 1:1 identical

11:12 <bluerise> I mean, in the end you see plenty of those WiFi chips sold as 'package'

11:12 <bluerise> all those cheap ARM boards with an Ampak or so

11:14 <bluerise> marcan: does m1n1 also provide apple,module-instance?

11:26 <jannau> bluerise: it's statically in the dts: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/linux/commit/212d86ce2dd7e67b2f9c39167d29635f4424a65d

11:26 <bluerise> great, then I'll only have to update my dts, thanks