16:06 <nik875[m]> hi, i was hoping to get involved with asahi development and someone recommended that i help out with the secure enclave re. is there anyone who can get me started with that?

17:23 <roxfan> nik875[m]: I think something like: 1) read the RE policy (see the topic); 2) figure out where Linux needs to interface with SEP and what's blocking that; 3) find enough info to make it work. AFAIK currently SEP is mostly ignored since it's not needed for Linux but maybe you can code some driver to talk to it and do something useful

18:41 <amarioguy> roxfan: sep interfacing is a "long run" item, it's just atm other things have priority

18:41 <amarioguy> GPU and all

18:42 <amarioguy> but there was definite interest in making it work last i checked

18:42 <roxfan> I was going by https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Accelerator-Engines

18:43 <j`ey> nicolas17: proxyclient/m1n1/hw/sep.py

18:47 <nik875[m]> i have never actually written a driver before lol. i know python, java, and a little c++. how exactly do i get started with this?

18:52 <j`ey> the first step is to RE the SEP, which you can do in python

18:53 <nik875[m]> how lol?

18:54 <j`ey> by using m1n1

18:56 <nik875[m]> so boot asahi, then what?

19:00 <j`ey> nik875[m]: no, boot m1n1. you should watch some of markans old streams to see how he does it

19:01 <nik875[m]> 👍