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<pashencija[m]>
Is it possible to resize Asahi linux partition after I install OS? I guess I understand resize2fs part of Asahi. What about macos side?
<ChaosPrincess>
its complicated, you will have to shrink macos using diskutil and then move some partition around with something like gparted
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<j`ey>
stage1 uses the ADT to know how to access the nvme
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<marcan>
so does stage2
<marcan>
the DTBs are only for downstream software to consume; m1n1 itself does not use them, only prepares them
<mps>
I'm curios why then u-boot can't load DTB
<marcan>
u-boot uses the DTB like linux does
<marcan>
it cannot load a new DTB because it would have to transplant information into it that it does not have, since it does not have the ADT
<marcan>
and we decided to put all that logic in m1n1
<mps>
on my other boards u-boot loads DTB and then kernel
<mps>
though I don't know fine points
<marcan>
on your other boards u-boot is either hardcoded to work with the hardware or requires a DTB itself anyway, and there is no previous-stage bootloader doing complex configuration and passing data downstream
<mps>
aha, now it is more clearer
<marcan>
keep in mind we have a single u-boot build for *all* apple silicon macs
<marcan>
that's not usually how it works on other platforms
<mps>
yes, that is also true
<mps>
I have different u-boot for different sunxi (allwinner) arm32 boards
<marcan>
yes
<marcan>
also there's also plenty of platforms with pretty complicated bootstrap stages embedded into u-boot
<marcan>
we just decided to do it outside of u-boot
<mps>
though all use same SoC
<marcan>
yes, and our u-boot supports 4 SoCs now :)
<mps>
so, 4 in one (like coffee brand) ;)
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<refi64>
question: do USB-C docks work on the Macbook Pro? from some hunting through IRC logs it seems like maybe they should, but the Dell WD19S (it's not Thunderbolt!) I'm testing with isn't, and I'm not sure if it's a compat issue or something I'm doing wrong on my end
<sven>
there’s neither thunderbolt nor usb3 support yet
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<refi64>
dangit, I had noticed some mentions of e.g. using HDMI dongles and such, are those for different devices or did I misunderstand something?
<refi64>
or are HDMI dongles potentially usb2 and I didn't realize it
<jannau>
those are most likely dp alt mode devices with a dp -> hdmi converter which is currently not supported either
<sven>
there are some true usb3 -> hdmi,… dongles. I think displaylink are some of the well known ones but I persona haven’t made great experiences with those
<sven>
*personally
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<refi64>
ack
<refi64>
so like...does anyone know of a way to connect an external monitor to Asahi on the MB Pro atm?
<opticron>
DisplayLink adapters should accomplish that
<jannau>
displaylink and the WIP usb-3 branch
<refi64>
ah! so it's that I need a displaylink adapter specifically, thanks!
<jannau>
not sure if I would recommend that but it's the only solution which has a chance of working atm
<opticron>
Yeah, from what I hear displaylink isn't really ever a great experience
<refi64>
I mean, as long as it doesn't physically light my monitor on fire, the worst thing it would be is a waste of $$ I guess
<opticron>
my experience with it on windows hasn't been great either and that's its officially supported platform
<opticron>
that's a fair assessment
<refi64>
really I just want to be able to put the M1 on my desk w/ peripherals without having to take out the whole monitor to make room
<jannau>
if you want to look into external display support I don't think it'll be a huge effort to get a demo running
<jannau>
sven is working on atc (presumably apple type c) phy support, not specifically at display support
<sven>
yeah, atc can already be configured for DP alt mode. What’s missing is DP phy and crossbar and getting dcpext up
<sven>
I’ll get to them eventually once I have some time and motivation to look into thunderbolt again ;)
<refi64>
(unfortunately) I know very little about...err, hardware internals in general really, I don't think me trying that would end very well (though it may yield some interesting stories in the very least)
<jannau>
the dcp driver should support dcpext, tracing looked identical and I'm close to have it in a state there it can be tested
<jannau>
transplanting it to one of dispext/dcpext should not be a problem
<sven>
next step for thunderbolt and possibly also dp alt is to bring atcphy up inside m1n1 fwiw
<sven>
there’s something missing to make the external pcie MMIO readable and figuring that out from inside Linux is too annoying at this point
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<cassepipe>
#asahi-offtopic
<cassepipe>
oopsie
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<marcan>
dcpext firmware is 1:1 identical to dcp firmware, so other than potentially the flow/callbacks being a little bit different in the dcpext case, the driver should work without any changes
<dologne[m]>
Is there any way to boot back into macOS once you installed Asahi?
<j`ey>
dologne[m]: long hold the power button
<j`ey>
youve already done that once to install asahi, to get to the boot picker
<dologne[m]>
j`ey: Thanks
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<ep0x>
hi my lovely friends
<ep0x>
i just saw news about lina did something about GPU progresss
<ep0x>
did anyone try it on mac m1 pro ?
<j`ey>
ep0x: what she committed is hardcoded for the m1 mini currently
<jn>
it's the early stages of research towards the goal of writing a kernel driver
<jn>
i don't think it's really reusable yet
<ep0x>
but soon :D shall be?
<ep0x>
at least for testing
<ep0x>
this is good sign anyway <3
<ep0x>
since its really hard to use it without GPU because rendering on CPU cost a lot of power usage
<ep0x>
but awesome we are going forward that's good
<ep0x>
Thanks anyway
<jn>
in time, there will come a kernel driver that users can try out
<jn>
but we're not yet there
<j`ey>
ep0x: how many hours are you getting?
<ep0x>
4 max 5h
<ep0x>
m1 pro
<ep0x>
14inch
<j`ey>
hm, not great
<ep0x>
and i have some sort of heating issue, not to much but i can feel it
<ep0x>
u get something better?
<j`ey>
other people have reported better numbers, yeah
<jn>
do you see a process using up a lot of CPU time in top or htop?
<j`ey>
although the numbers im thinking about are the 13", smaller screen = les pixels to render and light up
<ep0x>
i did check it and actually most of CPU usage is used by x11 if i can say like this
<ep0x>
i use KDE Plasma with a custom things on screen, few widgets for cpu usage, network and some effects nothing specially
<ep0x>
i am sure this is related about rendering on CPU side instead of GPU