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* leio
stashes away the partial dcp_shutdown revert of old
<leio>
janneg: no luck, but I see progress (or just more debugging msg), including my desired resolution printed out: https://bpa.st/BE5Q (this is attached with older HDMI cable that has always been fine for 4K@60Hz to the 4K@60Hz 8-bits per color older monitor)
<leio>
odd empty lines after line 375 coming from somewhere too, but that's that
<leio>
at 46 seconds the HDMI cable is removed, plugged back in at 51
<janneg>
leio: that looks like it should have worked at 4.444890. any idea why it could select 4k30 as mode? do you happen to have the edid for this display?
<janneg>
which monitor was this? have you tried a different one?
<leio>
janneg: it's the 4K one, LG 27UD60P-W; macOS picks 30Hz too for it; on my old computer it works at 60Hz fine
<leio>
I may have seen stuff longer up to gdm, which then doesn't. But I don't have any of the rust stuff, etc, so unsure if I might miss something here that's needed
<leio>
janneg: would EDID read out over DisplayPort attached to other computer be good?
<leio>
it says "HDMI disconnected" after the picture goes away
<janneg>
leio: yes. I supposed at the first "DPTXController.cpp:3227: AppleDCPDPTXController::handleInterrupt(): FIFO error interrupt COMMON_INT_STA_3=0x00000010" the display is broken
<janneg>
can you try adding apple_dcp.enable_verbose_logging=1 to the kernel commandline
<leio>
in about an hour, thanks
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<leio>
display disappearing seems to match the theory; what I see visually last is a couple lines before the first FIFO error interrupt
<Wubbzy04>
I have been trying to build m1n1 and there is an instruction which says to do the command 'kmutil configure-boot -c m1n1.macho -v <path to your OS volume>'
<Wubbzy04>
is the OS volume Macintosh HD or should I make a new partition for it
<tpw_rules>
what are you trying to do with m1n1?
<Wubbzy04>
I wanted to try contributing in some way, and so I decided to try building m1n1 on my macbook to try testing stuff
<Wubbzy04>
I dont really have experience doing that sort of OS stuff but it's also an area that I am interested in learning
<tpw_rules>
okay. testing stuff with what? linux or macos?
<Wubbzy04>
hm
<Wubbzy04>
I would like to use MacOS
<Wubbzy04>
though I eventually wanted to have a dual-boot with asahi on my macbook
<j`ey>
Wubbzy04: you have another computer right?
<Wubbzy04>
yea
<j`ey>
if you want to also use macOS like normal, you should do it on another partition
<tpw_rules>
you'll have to set up macos in it
<Wubbzy04>
interesting
<Wubbzy04>
so create some new partition, set up a secondary macOS install inside of it, and then link to that OS volume in the kmutil command?
<j`ey>
that's if you want to use m1n1 with macOS to do tracing
<j`ey>
another option is using the installer to do a m1n1+uboot only install
<Wubbzy04>
I did see the option to just install asahi through curl but I wasnt sure if that was the right way to do it for my intentions
<Wubbzy04>
though I realize that my intentions are a bit vague the more I try to describe them lol
<Wubbzy04>
I primarily want to help in whatever way I can/learn in the process b.c. I think it's cool
<j`ey>
that curl thing will give an option to just install a 'UEFI environment', which if you only want to mess around with m1n1, is fine
<tpw_rules>
i suggest you install a full asahi and get familiar with it first
<tpw_rules>
it will still have an m1n1 you can play with
<Wubbzy04>
okok
<nicolas17>
besides, nothing here is irreversible
<nicolas17>
if it were the case that a full asahi install isn't useful for your intentions, you can always remove it later :)
<tpw_rules>
do have a time machine backup at least though, it is possible to blow everything up and have to erase the machine