11:46 <marcan> er, so about that WPA3 support thing

11:46 <marcan> I think the driver is fine?

11:46 <marcan> it claims to support SAE offload (not non-offloaded SAE)

11:46 <marcan> wpa_supplicant does *not* support SAE offload

11:46 <marcan> and it wants the host-side SAE

11:46 <marcan> so it doesn't work, and this applies to all brcmfmac cards

11:48 <ar> marcan: do you know if iwd supports that?

12:00 <Emantor> ar: their wiki says it does: https://iwd.wiki.kernel.org/offloading

12:07 <jannau> marcan: iwd uses SAE offload and it fails immediately

12:12 <jannau> but according to the article it ight not be specific to apple's firmware

12:15 <jannau> we should at least not report that SAE offloading is supported if it doesn't work

12:25 <Glanzmann> ar: For me it did not work with iwd.

13:14 <marcan> I guess I need to try iwd

13:27 <Glanzmann> marcan: You can use the Debian rootfs and install it. https://tg.st/u/m1.tgz (dd to partition and than do resize2fs)

13:28 <marcan> I have an ALARM rootfs lying around now

13:37 <landscape15[m]> marcan: is a second machine still needed to turn on the Wi-Fi card?

16:26 <robher> marcan: I think you missed one power-domains fix: Documentation/devicetree/bindings/pci/apple,pcie.example.dt.yaml: pcie@690000000: Unevaluated properties are not allowed ('power-domains' was unexpected)

16:27 <robher> marcan: It probably doesn't show up because of a dtschema issue that I'm fixing.