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<radens>
Hello! I have a question about the boot protocol used by m1n1. Do I understand correctly that m1n1 just jumps to the first instruction of the boot payload after it's decrypted, and does not relocate or load eg an elf or macho?
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<sven>
yes
<sven>
the hypervisor can load a macho that looks like XNU but that's all done in python
<sven>
and chainload.py uses a small stub to relocate the payload to overwrite m1n1
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<marcan>
heh, so it turns out trackpad firmware on the old M1s was *already* RTKit
<marcan>
it was just... running on something in the trackpad itself
<marcan>
it has two firmwares
<marcan>
it seems they moved one of them to the M2
<marcan>
radens: I'm not sure what you mean by decrypted, nothing is encrypted
<marcan>
the iBoot boot protocol was formerly mach-o, but now uses raw binaries. the m1n1 chainload boot protocol is identical. m1n1 can also load ARM64 linux kernel style images; that is the format used to run non-m1n1 payloads like u-boot and linux directly
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<mps>
anyone know what is optimal battery charge and what does macos? I'm thinking to keep it between 85 and 90 percents
<chadmed>
macos just "learns" when you take it on and off the charge and tries to make sure the battery is fully charged by the time you "usually" untether it
<chadmed>
itll charge it at full current to 80% then hold it there until an hour or so before it thinks you want to use it then trickle charges it to 100%
<mps>
chadmed: aha, yes I saw this 'smart charge; but don't have idea how it works
<mps>
so, macos also can control charging current like chromebooks
<chadmed>
yeah the smart part is just pulling enough current from the wall to hold the battery at 80% until it think youre gonna want to take it to work/school
<mps>
AI in charger :)
<chadmed>
i think it just tells the SMC to limit the charge current or something, idk i havent looked into it that deeply
<mps>
I'm keeping chromebook to 85 - 90 by decreasing and increasing charging current
<chadmed>
yeah i think the smc is in charge of that
<mps>
and no one yet documented accesss to this?
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<chadmed>
no, no ones looked at it deeply enough to document anything other than "yeah we might be able to do it from linux idk"
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<mps>
chadmed: thanks for info
<mps>
so for now we can do this by using, auto, inhibit and discharge oprions
<mps>
options*
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<shieru[m]>
Has anyone here experienced difficulties when using the built-in trackpad with KDE? Seems unintended "clicks" take place pretty often. (e.g. often I find it hard to move the pointer because my other hand was on the edge of the trackpad and it then thought I was having 2 fingers on it)
<mps>
hackish one
<chadmed>
marcan: i remembered _something_ from the stream where you worked it out but i couldnt remember how far you got :P
<marcan>
mps: upower already has charging-threshold support for drivers that implement that, and logic to handle different battery attribute support levels
<marcan>
clearly this needs to be a upower patch that implements the charging-threshold emulation for devices with on/off control like this one
<marcan>
if that is implemented, it will magically work in KDE/GNOME with UI and everything
<marcan>
no need for more hacky single-purpose daemons, let's do things right ;)
<mps>
heh, didn't know because I don't use upower
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<marcan>
ah, nevermind, apparently upower still doesn't do this?
<marcan>
and KDE ended up hitting sysfs directly
<marcan>
ugh
<marcan>
well, time to pester that upower MR again then...
<marcan>
though there is an argument for doing it in the kernel: it can be made to keep working even in s2idle, while a userspace daemon wouldn't
<marcan>
so maybe we should go that way
<mps>
marcan: I thought about this idea but I don't have idea how to make it in kernel
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<sami-dev[m]>
Someone told me GPU is in dev, but after adding asahi-dev to pacman.conf and doing a full system upgrade and reboot, I do not see any difference. Do I need to do something else to test out the GPU driver?
<_jannau_>
that seems to be a misunderstanding. there is no gpu driver in asahi-dev. m1n1 in asahi-dev has display changes which should support more displays and higher resolution displays
<_jannau_>
it also allows turning the the display off and on
<sami-dev[m]>
Ahhh. Okay, it must have been a misunderstanding then.
<IcaroDextris[m]>
<_jannau_> "that seems to be a misunderstand..." <- Does also support bigger text size?
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<Glanzmann>
jannau: Did I read that right, with the new m1n1 I can turn of my display while under Linux/x11, turn it back on and the signal comes back? I just need the current m1n1 'main branch'?
<Glanzmann>
jannau: Currently, I'm turning my mini off once I finished work. :-)
<Glanzmann>
off*
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<jannau>
Glanzmann: no, m1n1 switches dcp off so it doesn't disable the signal when you turn the monitor off
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<Glanzmann>
jannau: Ah, I see. Thank you for the explanation. I tried it and it works for me. I had to set the resolution manually using echo 'display=2560x1440' >> boot.bin but I assume that this is expected.
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<see-air-rah[m]>
Any Ideas in how to fix KDE Plasma 5.25 crashing over and over?
<see-air-rah[m]>
I still have access to Konsole just no Plasma UI
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<IcaroDextris[m]>
<see-air-rah[m]> "I still have access to Konsole..." <- Segmentation fault isn’t good…have you tried to reinstall kde? Like sudo pacman -S plasma (if I recall correctly the package group)
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