13:58 <maz> does someone have a 6.3-rc1 based asahi kernel tree? asking for a friend...

14:18 <arnd> maz: I tried but ran into problems rebasing the t6000-dart branch on top of what was already merged and broke dcp in the process, so I went back to 6.2 plus selected branches. I think all the other branches I use were trivial to merge with or rebased on top of 6.3-rc1.

14:19 <arnd> I did not try to rebase the gpu branch

14:23 <maz> arnd: yeah, DART is causing me headaches. I don't need much to work, but this definitely gates NVMe and PCIe, which I depend on...

14:25 <maz> this is a laptop that permanently lives closed on a shelf. as long as I get WiFi, storage and serial console, I'm happy.

14:33 <jannau> let me check, rust/gpu is non-trivial and my low effort conflict resolution doesn't compile

14:41 <sven> nvme should actually work without DART. not that that helps much

15:07 <jannau> arnd: dcp works for me but pcie is busted

15:29 <jannau> arnd, maz: https://github.com/jannau/linux/tree/asahi-6.3-rc1_dcp_v13_2 nvme, pcie and dcp are working on the m1 ultra, haven't tried serial

15:30 <jannau> rust / drm_asahi doesn't compile

16:10 <jannau> maz: wifi appears to be broken

16:23 <maz> jannau: indeed. the interface comes up, but doesn't go any further...

16:26 <arnd> thanks jannau, I think that's all I need, I don't actually use pcie or wlan, just nvme and dcp

16:27 <jannau> arnd: I suppose you use the ethernet adapter (PCIe)

16:27 <jannau> maz: looks like issues with authentication

16:28 <arnd> jannau: I had some problems with it a while ago and still use ethernet in my USB hub. It probably works, but not using the pci patches helped reduce the number of branches I had to merge

16:31 <maz> jannau: sidestepped the problem with an USB Ethernet interface -- huge thanks for putting this branch together!

16:46 <maz> and... NV is back in business.

16:50 <jannau> diff for drivers/net/wireless/broadcom/brcm80211/brcmfmac between v6.2 and v6.3-rc1 based ashi trees looks harmless

16:50 <jannau> maz: you're welcome

16:51 <maz> I wonder if this is simply that some auth algo is not selected by default anymore...

16:54 <jannau> scanning doesn't work either

16:56 <maz> scanning seems to work OK here.

16:56 <maz> the machine is right by the AP, maybe that helps.

16:58 <jannau> yes, it works. I was just confused about how iwctl works

17:00 <jannau> iwd seems to fail with "Could not register frame watch type 00b0: -22"

17:01 <maz> "iw dev wlp1s0f0 scan" is what I use.