16:32 <tobhe> hey, someone from the gnome team asked me what they should do with https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/upower/power-profiles-daemon/-/merge_requests/117

16:34 <tobhe> it isn't clear to me if that makes any sense. As I understand it the cpufreq implementation should be fairly generic and not require any special handling

16:47 <zzywysm> looks like Hector gave a good explanation at https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/upower/power-profiles-daemon/-/merge_requests/117#note_1672824

16:52 <tobhe> right, a year has passed since and I don't think they listened

21:21 <buroa> Is there no present way to wipe macOS entirely? I'm working on a fork for Talos Linux to boot and got it working, but once it installs, it wipes all partitions on the disk and renders the machine unbootable. Is there any way around this? Partition offets/etc?

21:21 <chaos_princess> you absolutely must not wipe the disk

21:21 <j`ey> buroa: why cant it just install into the partition that it is given?

21:22 <chaos_princess> wiping the disk on this platform is kinda similar to wiping the bios chip on a x86 machine, it will be rendered unbootable and you will need to use a separate machine to recover it.

21:22 <buroa> https://www.talos.dev/v1.6/learn-more/architecture/

21:22 <buroa> It creates 6 partitions

21:22 <chaos_princess> basically, do not touch the first and last partition under any circumstances

21:23 <j`ey> you could get the asahi-installer to create those partitions