00:42 <chadmed> i suspect kde and firefox already have some sort of util clamping support built in, because enabling clamping on CFS tasks brings desktop battery life up to ~8 hrs just doing random web browsing type activities

01:36 <marcan> sven: because otherwise they lose the stuff m1n1 sets up IIRC

01:36 <marcan> we need save/restore or to actually move it to linux for that

10:44 <sven> hm, i wonder if that’s just the actual pcie phy that breaks then or if something subtle that I just haven’t noticed yet also breaks for the usb4-pcie

13:24 <marcan> sven: I think it's just the phy calibration/fuses, I remember it breaking *sometimes*. if you are bringing everything up from Linux for usb4-pcie, then it's probably fine.

13:24 <marcan> apcie just has this weird split where m1n1 sets some things up that get lost

13:29 <sven> I kinda wanna do that for apciec as well because I realized yesterday how that’s actually possible

13:30 <sven> it seems to work right now but then I found that always-on thing for the normal pcie

13:30 <sven> it’s really just “apply N tunables” inside m1n1

13:31 <sven> and I think those survive a disable power domain

13:31 <sven> *disabled

15:40 <sven> urgh.. so I can restart acio now but that also requires disabling its dart :(

17:36 <sven> so, uh, it looks acio reset literally is “power down this power domain and then power it up again while atcphy is in reset”. normal pd reset doesn’t seem to work :/

17:46 <amarioguy> oh hey been a while since i was here, lot had happened in the interim... (including my motherboard's nvme slot going bad which is... '''fun''')

17:47 <amarioguy> also some irl stuff too