07:04 <TristenSeth> I have been reading through the logs the last few days, and the wiki, but it's all pretty spread out and dense. Any TL;DR tips/direction for getting started contributing? My vague understanding is that there is a way to test new kernel builds on my 2021 MBP M1 Pro in a sort of container via m1n1. Is that the case? I only have a single M-based machine, and i am running asahi on it as my daily driver

07:04 <TristenSeth> already.

07:05 <TristenSeth> Just any pointers on a workflow or where i can read more to get setup would be nice. I would like to contribute to writing some drivers and RE some hardware :)

07:06 <TristenSeth> I guess another note is that i have an x86 desktop and x86 macbook i can also use if they are useful in the workflow at all

08:56 <dottedmag> tristen: Your best source of information would be marcаn's youtube streams for r/e

08:57 <dottedmag> (protip: to avoid highlighting marcаn and others Cyrillic homoglyph letters come in handy)

09:03 <tristen> dotted-meg: Thanks! I just found these right as I saw your message. Watching the m1n1 recap stream right now :p

09:45 <jannau> TristenSeth: yes, see https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Tethered-Boot-Setup-%28For-Developers%29

09:46 <jannau> if you run in problems please ask

11:43 <marcan> ChaosPrincess: don't forget the signoff

11:44 <ChaosPrincess> its there, just github is being dumb and not seeing it

11:44 <marcan> huh, weird.

11:45 <marcan> ChaosPrincess: oh, it's because it does not match your GitHub email

11:45 <marcan> as in the commit author

11:46 <marcan> I merged it anyway, but you might want to fix that

11:46 <ChaosPrincess> yea, i use different emails for mailing list and github

11:46 <ChaosPrincess> oh well, will fix next time

11:46 <marcan> you can add the other one as alt and just make sure to commit with the same email as the signoff