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<rqou_>
hi, i reverse engineered the ATCPHY efuse settings for the M1 Max and am trying to figure out how to plug it into the code in the atc-WIP branch, but i'm not sure how to encode in the DT the settings that straddle two different efuse words
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<Skirmisher>
does anyone know why linux on the mini would fail to detect a USB keyboard or a mass storage device? I'm bootstrapping Void Linux for M1, and it almost works, but after GRUB boots off USB, linux gets stuck in the initramfs and doesn't see the keyboard or the USB drive where the root filesystem is
<Skirmisher>
the kernel is built with asahi's sources and config, and all the relevant modules should be included (usbhid, xhci-pci, etc.)
<Skirmisher>
the kernel log shows it detecting two xHCI root hubs, but no other devices
<Skirmisher>
everything worked fine in the base ALARM image. or rather, it *did* work, but I think I bungled the root partition slightly while shrinking it to make room for Void, so I gotta make do with GRUB and whatever I supply on external storage (unless I get bored and reinstall)
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<bluetail[m]>
GRUB? GRUB2 - right?
<Skirmisher>
yes, I didn't think I needed to specify
<Skirmisher>
j`ey: I converted that to a dracut conf already, those are all in the initramfs. although it seems like macsmc and macsmc-rtkit don't exist, I guess they're built in?
<j`ey>
yeah theyre builtin for now
<rqou_>
hmm i also just realized that i don't know which address blocks in the ADT correspond to the address blocks i would need to put into the dtsi for ATCPHY
<rqou_>
poking sven again?
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<mps>
Skirmisher: this happens to me with some usb flash and cable combinations, though didn't found why happens
<rqou_>
ok, i've found the right addresses to plug in to instantiate the atcphy, and i've filled in the efuses, and yet still nothing happens
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<rqou_>
the fuses fail to load
<rqou_>
i must be missing something simple
<zorun>
jannau: hi, you were mentioning NUMA annotations, I guess it's for the multi-die M1 Ultra?
<zorun>
a friend of mine could help with these things, he's the main author of hwloc and interested in supporting M1 chips
<jannau>
zorun: yes, it is about the multi die M1. marcan believes that memory is just interleaved. for continuous memory copies that appears to be true
<jannau>
bandwidth does not depend on the core or physical memory location
<marcan>
by the way, did m1n1 pick up all the AMCCs? since it has to enable things there
<zorun>
their interconnect is that fast? interesting
<marcan>
if memory is interleaved then by definition any large copy will average out regardless of where you do it from
<zorun>
ah, true
<marcan>
the same is true for any other system configured like that, e.g. I can do it on my Threadripper (and then Linux sees it as UMA)
<marcan>
(it'll just uniformly suck more on the TR because Apple's interconnect is better, probably)
<zorun>
did you compare it to a regular M1 max?
<jannau>
marcan: I think so "MCC: Initialized T6000 MCCs (16 instances, 4 planes, 4 channels)"
<marcan>
yeah, sounds right
<rqou_>
oh it was a bug in sven's code. anyways, working USB3 on M1 Max now!
<clee>
nice!
<rqou_>
now i just need to figure out how to fix the efuses that don't align with the word size, otherwise the port on the right hand side doesn't work
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<sven>
nice!
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<sven>
for the combined fuses: is it just bit 31 of fuse 0 followed by bit 0,1,2,3 of fuse 1?
<Chainfire>
rquo_: "working USB3 on M1 Max now" - I was just going to ask about that. Love to hear its been fixed
<rqou_>
sven: yes. i eventually realized that i can just set the size to 8 instead of 4 to make it work
<Dcow[m]1>
is there anyone who wiling to write some description for installer ui?
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<chadmed>
you mean like actually write the strings and stuff?
<chadmed>
if no one else is up to it i can do it towards the end of the week
<sjbtrn[m]>
I'm new to this kind of stuff, but I would love to start contributing to this project. If someone would guide me a little, I'm happy to do it!
<Dcow[m]1>
chadmed: yep, just write the description text and send it to me (or provide pr to installer repo with changed installer_data.json)
<Dcow[m]1>
English isn't native to me and I am far from fluent. It will be better if someone else write this ;)
<chadmed>
if you push the repo out (or just share it privately if you dont want to do that) i can go through and clean up all the english in it if thatd be helpful :)
<chadmed>
i can just fork it and then do a PR against your branch when im done
<chadmed>
it wont be tonight though, its 11pm and i have a wet lab in the morning tomorrow so no rush
<Dcow[m]1>
there no need to push my repo yet. there is installer_data.json in the main repo, so PR may go that main for now
<Dcow[m]1>
(it's too crappy yet to push somewhere)
<chadmed>
heh understandable
<chadmed>
so did you just add a description property to each os entry in the list
<Dcow[m]1>
yes, correct
<chadmed>
ok awesome nice and easy, will try to get that sorted on Tuesday for you
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<Dcow[m]1>
thanks!
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<jannau>
mapping RAM as new framebuffer works, only adt_set_reg missing to update "/vram"
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<bluetail[m]>
slightly off-topic:
<bluetail[m]>
mapping web storage as RAM also works. Would be funny to use that as a framebuffer :D
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<alyssa>
rqou_: sven: the kernel docs say to use "your real name (sorry, no pseudonyms or anonymous contributions.)"
<alyssa>
If your real name (used in real life) is a mononym, even a single letter mononym... then that's your real name. IMO that should be good enough for upstream.
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<alyssa>
If upstream doesn't like it, that's a them problem.
<sven>
I’m not gonna fight that fight
<alyssa>
It's my understanding the subtext of that requirement is "a court should be able to find you"
<sven>
_I_ don’t care at all fwiw
<alyssa>
Which holds for a person's real name even if it doesn't match some arbitrary Western preconception.
<alyssa>
What are they even going to NAK over? "This doesn't 'look' like your real name"? How should they know what your real name looks like?
<psykose>
i think they have before for dumber shit haven't they
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<alyssa>
Regressive name requirements pose real issues to various already-disadvantaged groups in tech (depending on culture: trans people, women, everyone).
<alyssa>
Anyway. I can't predict how upstream will react, but
<alyssa>
rqou_: Submit under your real name, and if upstream gives you shit for that let me know, my "send angry email to LKML key" is right next to my "Reviewed-by" key.
<psykose>
i don't contribute to anything for mostly that reason :p
<jannau>
marcan: can you chainload muliple times with display reinit? dcp RTkit fails boot the second time for me
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<jannau>
at least in m1n1 disconnecting or turning the monitor off/on doesn't break the display anymore. both mac mini and mac studio, mac os 12.3 stub
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<rqou_>
alyssa: yeah, "R" is definitely the "real name" people IRL know me by, even if it may or may not be my wallet name. and as for "a court should be able to find you", given the email address i'm currently submitting under, i'm clearly not trying to be anon, names are just hard
<eaxk[m]>
<j`ey> "eaxk: more reverse engineering" <- thats good how can i help
<j`ey>
eaxk[m]: you could help alyssa with the userspace side, maybe there's some features she hasnt looked at that, you could
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<amarioguy>
quick question on getting started with asahi dev, is the "Tethered boot" tutorial on the wiki the replacement for the developer quickstart page?
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<j`ey>
amarioguy: yep
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<marcan>
jannau: repeated chainloads work for me
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