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<i509vcb>
I'm not sure if this is a red herring for my network issues at home, but I noticed these messages in the dmesg output:
<i509vcb>
[ 2.641838] ieee80211 phy0: brcmf_p2p_set_firmware: failed to update device address ret -52
<i509vcb>
[ 2.642128] ieee80211 phy0: brcmf_p2p_create_p2pdev: set p2p_disc error
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<i509vcb>
jannau: This happens with both iwd and wpa_supplicant
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<ned>
Hi. Maybe a weird question, but I'm planning on buying a macbook air m2 and wondering whether I need 16 or 24 gb. I want to use it to learn kernel development (which is why I thought this might be a good place to ask).
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<ChaosPrincess>
what software do you run
<ChaosPrincess>
and how long do you expect that machine to leave before you replace it
<ChaosPrincess>
s/leave/live/
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<ned>
probably macos (although maybe asahi linux depending on how stable it is)
<ned>
it'll be my main machine, and I'd love it if it lasted 5-10 years
<ChaosPrincess>
i mean more specific apps.
<ned>
oh, browser + terminal + vim
<ChaosPrincess>
like, idk, do you want to be able to open more than 2 chrome tabs :P
<ned>
and VMs of course
<ChaosPrincess>
and inside said vms?
<ChaosPrincess>
and how many at a time
<ned>
well, just for kernel development, so I guess compiling + vim
<ChaosPrincess>
id say 16 should be fine
<ned>
not sure how many VMs kernel devs typically run? Maybe 1 at a time?
<ned>
Cool, thanks!
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<kunev>
jannau: thanks! I think the issue is I'm actually somehow not setting it properly through hid_params, cause it doesn't seem to persist across boots (it should according to most internet references I found) and I think that's what got me fooled that the right cmd is just alt, it is in fact ralt just by setting swap_opt_cmd.
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<mattf>
where can i find an asahi linux iso to run on a vm?
<mattf>
m1 built archlinux iso, does that exist
<ChaosPrincess>
there isnt really a reason to run asahi in a vm, just run generic arm64
<mattf>
virtualization instead of emulation, fast VM
<mattf>
thats the reason
<mattf>
can i run generic arm64 virtualized?
<ChaosPrincess>
yes
<mattf>
ah
<mattf>
lets try that
<ChaosPrincess>
asahi kernel is specifically for bare metal support, vms do not emulate mac hardware, but generic hardware that is already supported by upstream kernel
<nsklaus>
i'd like to find an asahi iso to run baremetal on m2pro laptop :)
<ChaosPrincess>
just build asahi-wip, and it should work? but no support
<nsklaus>
ChaosPrincess: really ? is there a bit of doc on the steps to go through ?
<ChaosPrincess>
which part of "no support" was unclear :P
<nsklaus>
i thought it was no support in case of 'asahi burned my house when i used the wip branch'
<ChaosPrincess>
but really, i think you can smash a working version together, but you need to know how everything works internally for that, and i ain't into handholding when i myself dont have the hardware
<nsklaus>
if there was a short rudimentary text file showing approximately the steps i'd need to go through, i'd test it. but there since the arch is different than pc and all, i bet i'd mess with bootloader steps
<nsklaus>
i mean if i attempted on my own. there's that whole chain of m1n1, uboot, and some more, i have no idea how to put that together
<nsklaus>
maybe there's an up to date install script on wip branch ? maybe that would support my m2pro at this point ?
<nsklaus>
or maybe i could scrutinize currently available installer script and try guess work to adapt for my laptop