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<dgb>
Hi, I saw helped wanted for APFS compression for recovery partition, and I experimented with afsctool (https://github.com/RJVB/afsctool). The system recovery partition only has `arm64eBaseSystem.dmg` compressed with LZVN with all other files uncompressed, and applying the same results in a functional recovery partition for Asahi too, shrinking from 1.8GB to 800MB. Compressing the entire partition will make it unbootable so I didn't explore further.
<dgb>
I don't know if there's anything else I can do for this. Please let me know.
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<hi>
hi
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<auggiefroggie>
Hello, anyone have trouble updating their pacman -Syu at public libraries?
<auggiefroggie>
When i go to any library i get a core.db failed to download extra.db failed to download community.db failed to download
<auggiefroggie>
maybe has todo with mirrors?
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<jmr2>
dgb: nice! If you want to go all the way, I thing the end goal would be a pull request on code that would integrate that into the asahi installer.
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<jmr2>
The idea would be to be able to install on a partition smaller than 2.5GB, so compression would need to happen on the stream, not on an existing file.
<jmr2>
Given that the installer is in python, you might as well start with a python implementation, like this one. Good luck!
<jmr2>
(Note that I'm just a user, not a dev, so YMMV.)
<marcan>
jmr2, dgb: I am not comfortable shrinking the recovery partition further, because APFS seems to really hate small filesystems and will fail volume creation and things like that. So it won't help with that.
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<marcan>
however, I *do* want to implement APFS compression because that will allow us to stage version upgrades safely by having both versions at once
<marcan>
requirements for that to happen: a build of that tool we can bundle with the installer (must also work from recoveryOS), and that the tool supports copy-compression
<marcan>
in-place compression is useless because you still need to stage the uncompressed file first, which defeats the purpose
<marcan>
not sure if it can do that
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<marcan>
from what I can tell it can't, without some roundabout thing using archives and another (ramdisk?) APFS partition which seems really silly
<marcan>
so it sounds like it's probably better to reimplement exactly what we need into a separate tool, or better, python module
<marcan>
we already use ctypes to poke Apple's LZFSE implementation to extract kernelcaches. if AFSC using LZFSE isn't much more complicated on top of that, we could implement it in pure python
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<marcan>
looks pretty simple tbh, we can probably just do it in python
<marcan>
mostly just 64K chunking and a little header, all stashed into the resource fork
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<marcan>
we probably need to ctypes setxattr since the macOS version has an extra argument we probably need
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<dgb>
marcan: For some reason Apple's using LZVN instead of LZFSE for the recoveryOS base image. I guess it's best to do what Apple does to avoid unintended consequences (esp given that a fully compressed recoveryOS partition is unbootable). I currently don't have the capacity to make a copy-compression Python module myself, but I'm glad to be able to help provide this direction.
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<weitcis>
has anyone succeeded in building Element-Desktop on asahi?
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<cy8aer>
Looks like Element desktop depends on an electron version with problems to 16k paging.
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<kujeger>
yeah, either use an alternative client or (what I do) just use the web-client in firefox or whatever
<cy8aer>
Another possibility if you want an explicit app e.g. in gnome: call the web client in epiphany browser and save as an app. Looks like the desktop app but is the browser...
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<bluetail>
sven I have a usb enclosure here that prevents asahilinux to boot when inserted at a usb c port. it says something about an unknown XHCI error
<bluetail>
it works fine after boot, though
<bluetail>
I kinda cant get logs since it halts u-boot
<bluetail>
Should I just plug it into the usb a port, or do you wanna invest time in it together with me?
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<bluetail9>
sry, my nick seems stuck
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<as400>
sven: did you "remove" usb port in your keyboard out of kernel frustration ? I mean maybe this is the way to go with everything :)
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<as400>
seriously - these latest "inventions" (usb4, tb4 etc.) seem just like they went completely sideways. I'm wondering whether there is one person on the planet that understands all of these "standards"...
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<sven>
yup, just soldered a cable instead
<sven>
and usb4 seems to be quite reasonable so far
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<sven>
40 gbps over a very thin wire is quite impressive imho ;)
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<as400>
sven: yeah, seen your work on keyboard. Looks really cool :)
<sven>
the most annoying part about usb4 is that datasheets are only partially available
<sven>
probably because it’s so closely related to thunderbolt
<as400>
Actually - inspired by you working on it I tried to read some docs. And it seems I don't have enough brain cells to understand it :)
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<sven>
usb docs (especially usb pd) should come with a big “hazardous material” warning :p
<as400>
hahah - pd ? Really ? Like power delivery ?
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<sven>
yeah
<sven>
it’s a few hundred pages spec full of insanity
<as400>
isn't pd driven normally by a separate controller ?
<sven>
yes, but the alternate mode negotiation also happens over that protocol
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<as400>
heh - so hardware engineers don't care how it all comes to a fruition. "Hey software dept - make this shit work", right ?
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<as400>
hmmm... I observed interesting thing
<as400>
when I charge mbp with usb-c cable - battery health is dramatically getting lower and lower
<as400>
then I connect apple cable and charge it few times and battery health goes up
<as400>
anyone noticed the same thing ?
<mps>
as400: my old mbp survived shower washing and battery show "Good"
<mps>
as400: no, I'm naive. thought that macboks are waterproof
<as400>
mps: btw - is there any way to circumvent apk dependencies ?
<mps>
circumvent?
<mps>
you mean fake it?
<as400>
no - I mean ignore deps
<mps>
ah, you can add virtual pkg. apk add -t pkgname, pkgname
<mps>
'apk add -h' will show
<mps>
man apk-add
<as400>
no - i have alpine with some packages depending on pulseaudio. And I want to replace pulseaudio with pipewire. BUT - can't do that because of dependencies. Asking you because in Debian you can do that ignoring dependencies. So - the question is - is there a similar thing in apk ?
<mps>
apk add -t pulseadio (iiuc your question)
<mps>
pulseaudio*
<mps>
but afaik no one package have hard deps on pulseaudio
<mps>
only PA-libs
<mps>
libpulse
<as400>
hmmmm, I'm just asking
<as400>
I just don't want to break the system
<mps>
well, I don't use pulseadio not pipewire, and everything works fine
<mps>
s/not/nor/
<as400>
ok - thx
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<ivabus>
Hi, I'm trying to install alarm minimal, using main installer, but I'm getting strange thing on second phase (in recoveryOS) and now in booted macOS. In recovery system just halts seconds later after first password. On macOS (first three times it was normal) it started to halt on "bless" part. It's M2 Air with Ventura 13.2 (22D49). What should I do?