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<kh>
chadmed: How did you find the power consumption for the energy model? I briefly remember saying you figured it out by reading some addresses through m1n1
<kh>
I briefly remember you saying that you*
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<Oro>
Hihi! I'm looking into helping improve support for Asahi in Flatpak, specifically by flatpakking the GPU drivers. Would this or #asahi-gpu be the most appropriate place for discussion about this?
<marcan>
can we wrap that in a PKGBUILD so we can offer it as a package for users (via the `host` gldriver stuff)?
<marcan>
I think for me it'd be ideal if I can just bump that at the same time I bump mesa-asahi-edge (or even have both be part of the same PKGBUILD) and push to our repo as usual
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<chadmed>
kh: the cores and clusters have energy counters, but the values currently in use are just from the SMC while running coremark at each pstate
<chadmed>
its not a great solution (or even an acceptable one) but it'll do for now until we figure out how the energy counters work exactly
<karpouzi>
is it clear the SMC has its own coulomb counter etc?
<chadmed>
idk why itd want to count coulombs
<chadmed>
it measures the system power consumption in watts though
<chadmed>
but thats a horrible way to do EAS and its extremely noisy
<karpouzi>
well, generally batteries have coulomb counters because you can just multiply coulombs x volts and get watt-seconds
<karpouzi>
i admit i don't have kh's message in my history to understand the context :P
<chadmed>
they asked how i derived the core power consumptions for the energy model subsystem
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<karpouzi>
thx
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<kh>
chadmed: You tested it on macos?
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<chadmed>
kh: no, you cant get that data from macos
<chadmed>
we access the core counters from m1n1, and coremark was run on linux with the smc data straight out of the driver
<chadmed>
marcan: would it be possible to enable squashfs and brd in the stable kernel config for the next build?
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<Oro>
Bleh, IRC is weird, sorry if I don't respond for a bit or don't use it properly
<Oro>
@marcan I'd ideally do that, but it's not well documented...
<Oro>
Maybe the Flathub Beta route can be used when the driver is in a stable state, and should be tested for uAPI/ABI compatibility?
<Oro>
that or Asahi can host its own flatpak repository for that time
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<Oro>
Also, if you *do* package it as a PKGBUILD, you'll probably need to add an x86 build as well
<Oro>
since Flatpak supports running non-native applications on your architecture by using emulation, and a bunch of flatpaks on Flathub don't provide aarch64 builds
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<Oro>
One more thing to consider when providing the graphics libraries as a host package is that you'll have to build the flatpakked graphics drivers inside of the freedesktop runtime, rather than the host system, since Flatpak might use an older glibc than Asahi provides
<Oro>
tldr providing packages of drivers that are more or less self contained is encouraged, but packaging host versions of Mesa inside of the runtime isn't suggested for the libc issue I listed before
<ChaosPrincess>
https://github.com/AsahiLinux/m1n1/pull/273 - trace for the touchbar digitizer. not really sure what how to find out what the rest of unknown fields mean, but the important ones are there
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<nicolas17>
oh wow someone looking at touchbar *_*
<ChaosPrincess>
dont get you hopes too high, im not very good at it :P
<nicolas17>
one (but not only) reason why I got a model with touchbar was the vague hope of helping add support for it on asahi, but it seems way above my head
<nicolas17>
I haven't even tried the m1n1 console yet