01:31 <kepler> Hi, unfortunatly I think I have to remove asahi from my laptop. How can this be done without using macOS?

01:32 <tpw_rules> what exactly do you mean?

01:33 <tpw_rules> strictly speaking it can't, whenever you're interacting with the machine it's running macOS or asahi. and it seems hard to remove asahi while running asahi

01:33 <tpw_rules> can you not access macOS?

01:35 <kepler> yeah I don't believe I can. I think I might be able to access the macOS recovery system. Can I remove asahi from there? Looking forward to getting another MBP in the future and <3 asahi. But unfortunatly think I need to remove it.

01:35 <tpw_rules> why can't you access normal macOS?

01:42 <tpw_rules> it sounds like the best option is a DFU restore to fix macOS and remove asahi at the same time. but be aware that the machine will have to be activated with apple in order to be used after the restore is complete which might be difficult if it's been registered as stolen or is owned by an employer

02:22 <zuse> hello its zuse. Date 1-20 this year i had a problem which is wifi connection when dual booting with m1. I tried everything for my router my m1 laptop. I am typing for people who may face this issue. It is not a permanent solution but i shut the wifi and bluetooth in asahi linux then i used mac it is perfectly fine, i say they confusing themselves somehow it also happened for my bt keyboard. Long story short i suggest you should check something :D

02:29 <kepler> tpw_rules: thanks!

07:28 <maz> balrog: if you're interested in FEAT_NV2, you're welcome to help reviewing the patches. they aren't going to review themselves, nor bemerged by default! ;-)

07:30 <maz> and really, I'm not keen on it being merged anywhere before it goes upstream. people who want to play with it will have to build their own kernel (will eat your data, and all that).

15:19 <skellieton> hello!

15:19 <skellieton> I survived the wild ride of discovering IRC

15:19 <skellieton> I'm interested in shaving yaks <https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Yaks-in-need-of-shaving>

15:23 <jannau> skellieton: welcome. are you interested in any yak specifically?

15:27 <skellieton> I think I2C IRQ support sounds the most up my alley, as I understand I2C

15:27 <skellieton> I've been an asahi watcher for a year or so and I feel. like this could be a small enough project for me to start in on, but I also think I would need a little hand-holding, at least getting started up, just fair warning

15:29 <skellieton> I'm a *fairly* competent C programmer (C++ for work, lots of years of C for personal projects) but this would be the first contribution to something that joins a project touching more than a few people so I'm nervous about doing things *properly*

15:29 <j`ey> skellieton: that one has been done

15:29 <jannau> skellieton: the i2c irq yak is already shaven

15:29 <skellieton> that's what I thought

15:29 <skellieton> so any other one is probably fine; I don't have an iMac to play with though so that yak is inaccessible

15:31 <jannau> the tipd one requires a second apple silicon device

15:31 <skellieton> I have one but I can't cannibalize that one

15:32 <skellieton> (partner prefers her hardware to work)

15:34 <jannau> is there anything HW support wise which you miss and would be interested to look at?