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<dylanchapell>
I have a usb-c adapter that includes a sd card reader and the sd card is only showing up in macos, not in asahi. is this expected behavior? usb is suppsoed to work fine right? it could also be a faulty device
<nicolas17>
do you have a non-Mac computer with Linux and USB-C?
<dylanchapell>
no
<nicolas17>
it would be unusual but maybe there's simply no Linux driver for that SD card reader
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<i509vcb>
marcan: one gripe I've had is that the mega issue on github for the edge kernels is really hard to make sure I don't duplicate report something since a majority of the messages are hidden
<i509vcb>
s/hard/hard
<i509vcb>
wow IRC
<i509vcb>
hard to search
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<dylanchapell>
i think the idea is that the hidden issues are resolved so if you are experiencing an issue on the latest version that isnt listed in the known issues at the top or an unhidden message, it isnt a duplicate
<j`ey>
siilwyn: you mean does it also delete an asahi install/
<siilwyn>
j`ey: yeah that would be worst case, does it?
<siilwyn>
or maybe it changes something about the partitions, not sure what it could cause
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<siilwyn>
I don't know if anybody tested this out...
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<marcan>
i509vcb: stuff only gets hidden when resolved
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<tpw_rules>
siilwyn: i think erase all content and settings resets the internal disk but i'm not 100% sure. it does say on that page "When using Erase All Content and Settings, if you see a message explaining that other volumes need to be erased before you can erase all content and settings, you might have used Boot Camp to install Microsoft Windows. "
<tpw_rules>
but idk if that applies to apple silicon
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<siilwyn>
tpw_rules: hmm good point it does sound like it could wipe it ...
<siilwyn>
but it would ask me first then
<tpw_rules>
why are you doing that anyway?
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<maximiliangaedig>
Hi, I want to install asahi arch with full disk encryption, how can I go about that, preferably manually using a usb, but how do i get an image of arch linux arm that I can boot normally, can I just use their ISO? And after that, how can I install the asahi kernel, is there maybe a guide for this?
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<ydalton>
hi, question about device tree. comparing my device tree spat out my m1n1 and the device tree in the kernel source, i've noticed in the interrupts section, the Linux version always uses the IRQ_TYPE_LEVEL_HIGH macro rather than IRQ_TYPE_LEVEL_LOW. how can i know when to use one or the other when writing my own node? thanks!
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<j`ey>
ydalton: what do you mean device tree from m1n1? from a proxy command or?
<ydalton>
m1n1 has a command in the shell that retrieves the device tree passed from iboot (i think?)
<j`ey>
well that device tree is an adt
<ydalton>
yeah that's what i mean
<j`ey>
that's different than the dtb that linux/etc uses
<ydalton>
yes
<j`ey>
the adt doesn't use the same values for level high/low I guess
<j`ey>
which is the difference youre seeing
<karpouzi>
i noticed CONFIG_CAN_8DEV_USB isn't set; was there a particular intent behind this or it just wasn't relevant?
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<j`ey>
hm I don't actually see any flags for the interrupts in the adt I have
<j`ey>
oh, interrupts = [13, 100663297], I guess those might be flags
<ydalton>
huh?
<ydalton>
i've never seen something like that
<j`ey>
then what are you looking at?
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<ydalton>
no i mean, i usually see something like "interrupts = [753, 643, 642, 856]"
<ydalton>
and comparing that with the linux device tree i see those same numbers
<j`ey>
oh
<ydalton>
can i just get away with using IRQ_TYPE_LEVEL_HIGH, seeing i haven't seen it in one of the linux device trees
<j`ey>
there are some _LOW ones
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<ydalton>
even in other device trees (outside apple silicon) its pretty rare
<ydalton>
to see _LOW
<j`ey>
interrupts = <106 IRQ_TYPE_LEVEL_LOW>;
<ydalton>
where's that?
<j`ey>
arch/arm64/boot/dts/apple/t8103-jxxx.dtsi
<ydalton>
oh, in the i2c0 node, i see
<ydalton>
huh, i think bootlin's linux source code explorer is bugged, i searched for _LOW and it didn't show any apple silicon device trees
<ydalton>
oh, it's not a bug, its a feature??
<ydalton>
next to the search there's a dropdown to choose if you want to look in C source code or device trees
<karpouzi>
curiously my other m1 machine cannot build kernel modules because it's confused by scripts/Makefile.build:280
<karpouzi>
i guess i need to set 1.69.0 as default?
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<karpouzi>
`error: rustup could not choose a version of rustc to run, because one wasn't specified explicitly, and no default is configured. \ expr: syntax error: unexpected argument '1.69.0'`
<karpouzi>
sorry, that was headers, not modules
<mps>
for me it worked with rust 1.69 and 1.70
<karpouzi>
still weird
<karpouzi>
got the other one booting with usb_8dev at least
<dyanchapell>
should I make a bug report for the screen locker failing on asahi-edge ( https://imgur.com/a/ZdABgGr )?
<karpouzi>
er no i didn't
<karpouzi>
did you try rebooting dyanchapell? i saw this last week
<dyanchapell>
i was able to follow the instructions and get into virtual terminal 3 and now it works fine...
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<jannau>
dyanchapell: was that after an update of kde/qt packages (without logout or reboot)? if yes, than it's something which might happens after updates
<dyanchapell>
i updated something today and I havent restarted. if there were kde packages on pacman today then yes but I don't remember for sure
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<dyanchapell>
i checked my log and yes that must be it
<karpouzi>
got usb_8dev working, only had to sacrifice 1 of 2 installs :D
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<karpouzi>
alright the make headers_install was some cargo env confusion
<karpouzi>
make headers_install issue i mentioned earlier, sorry
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<karpouzi>
anyone else notice kwin_wayland eating an enormous amount of memory and CPU utilzation with nothing but konsole running
<karpouzi>
it's eating 21% CPU just sitting on the desktop
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<karpouzi>
m1 mac mini, 1080p display
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<karpouzi>
hmm maybe this is just baloo indexing a new linux repo
<karpouzi>
eeyup
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