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<kidplayer666>
How do you recommend me expand the Linux partition?
<leio>
I don't think you can as it's presumably ordered at the end of the disk, just before system recovery; but one could make another partition in front of it and extend on top of that; maybe btrfs supports that directly
<ChaosPrincess>
gparted allows you to move partitions in theory
<ChaosPrincess>
in practice it tends to have issues around apfs partitions, so, move that one with dd
<holiday>
the mic doesnt work on asahi? like with headphones
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<kidplayer666>
holiday: it does?
<kidplayer666>
Bluetooth ones can be weird tho
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<janneg>
holiday: headset mic should work, device microphone do not work
<holiday>
it's not bluetooth
<holiday>
but it does not work when i try to speak on discord
<holiday>
(discord is opened in browser)
<cy8aer>
headset mic does not work for me either. Is there a parameter we miss in alsamixer to enable/increase?
<janneg>
please mention the device you're testing on. works for me on j375
<janneg>
`arecord -t wav -f S16_LE -r 48000 test.wav; aplay test.wav` should work
<janneg>
it's rather quiet even at 100%
<holiday>
yeah it seems it works
<holiday>
ok now it works
<holiday>
on discord
<holiday>
weird
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<cy8aer>
ok, for me it was all adc parameters on zero 😕
<cy8aer>
works j314
<kidplayer666>
ChaosPrincess: Gparted warns me that moving one of the apfs partitions (not the recovery one) may lead to the system becoming unbootable
<kidplayer666>
while another one, a fat32 efi partition is not able to be moved at all
<ChaosPrincess>
strange that it refuses to move the ESP
<leio>
can't you just let btrfs make use of a new partition in front of it seamlessly like lvm2 and zfs?
<leio>
maybe not perfect, but...?
<ChaosPrincess>
you can, but its not perfect
<leio>
I guess that's what you just linked too as I typed
<leio>
actually no, that was the raid1 stuff
<leio>
personally I wished the asahi installer layout would put the APFS at the end of what it carves out of the disk when it goes from end towards start, not at the beginning
<leio>
(the 2.5GB APFS)
<kidplayer666>
ChaosPrincess: is that ever a convoluted process
<ChaosPrincess>
its harder with ext4. Especially if you are doing it on a server over ssh :P
<kidplayer666>
fair enough
<kidplayer666>
but no chance of trying to use a live usb?
<kidplayer666>
or no chance of doing it through macos?
<ChaosPrincess>
you can do it from macos with dd
<kidplayer666>
Hmmm
<kidplayer666>
No idea how that works
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<kidplayer666>
Ik it’s a command line tool
<ChaosPrincess>
create a new partition in the target location, then run `dd if=<path to old partition> of=<path to new partition> bs=1m`, and it will copy from one to another
<ChaosPrincess>
just be very careful with arguments, it will gladly overwrite absolutely whatever you pass as of
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<kidplayer666>
That sounds very scary
<kidplayer666>
Gotta reboot into Linux I suppose, otherwise macOS just can’t see empty space
<ChaosPrincess>
gui disk utility is terrible and can't, cli diskutil can
<kidplayer666>
Can’t I use cli diskutil for this too?
<ChaosPrincess>
cli diskutil can create/delete volumes but it can't move them or resize non-macos filesystems
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<kidplayer666>
Ah crap
<kidplayer666>
God dammit
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<Tramtrist>
huh.. caps lock doesnt work on my M2Air 🤔
<Tramtrist>
oh have to hold shift...
<j`ey>
thats not expected..
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<Tramtrist>
Im on sway and its possible i mapped this in the past
<Tramtrist>
hmm
<Tramtrist>
Also Japanese keyboard
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<mort_>
I update my kernel and suddenly HDMI just works, good stuff
<mort_>
however, the colors do look a bit less vibrant than in macOS.. I wonder if that's a wayland color management thing?
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<kidplayer666>
ChaosPrincess: I really don’t trust myself to pull this off correctly…
<ChaosPrincess>
the raid1 path should be safer, less likely to overwrite a random partition that way
<kidplayer666>
yes, imma try it
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<kidplayer666>
ChaosPrincess: wait a minute, can’t I access the Mac as if it were an external hdd from another computer
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<kidplayer666>
ChaosPrincess: how bout if I installed fedora to an external drive, booted off that and used that to play with the partitions on the internal drive
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<spyndling>
is this thing on
<spyndling>
i had to figure out irc to help my friend install asahi
<tpw_rules>
hi
<spyndling>
basically the problem is we're trying to run the asahi fedora install script, which is then trying to resize the main partition of the mac system. but the problem is, since Big Sur, the main partition (as i understand it) is a snapshot volume that is mounted on boot instead of the root
<spyndling>
so when running the script we are getting an error that says there are 0 kilobytes of free space and that's because we're getting read only access to the filesystem somehow?
<spyndling>
so we need i guess a way to mount the root on boot instead of a snapshot
<spyndling>
or alternatively, my friend has manually made a new partition. is it possible to install asahi to that partition instead of making asahi try to make its own
<tpw_rules>
what script are you running? can you paste the output? it sounds like you are doing things a hard way
<tpw_rules>
and as for the last thing, no
<tpw_rules>
if you delete that partition you can create new ones in the free space but the installer script hast o create the
<tpw_rules>
has to create them*
<tpw_rules>
the installer script should also let you resize to create free space
<spyndling>
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<tpw_rules>
i think the problem is if it's allocated at the end of the disk, then the snapshot can't be changed to move it to allow the disk to be smaller
<nicolas17>
I thought snapshot data could be mixed all over the partition just like volumes
<nicolas17>
it's all a single pool of disk space
<tpw_rules>
yes, but i don't think it can be modified
<spyndling>
i think it's mounted like an immutable system somehow
<tpw_rules>
so if snapshotted data is at the end of the partition then it can't be moved to shrink the partition
<tpw_rules>
but does disk utility list any snapshots in any volumes?
<spyndling>
yeah the startup snapshot
<tpw_rules>
what's the listed tidemark?
<nicolas17>
tpw_rules: hm would "diskutil list" help see what's going on?
<spyndling>
under "data" there is nothing listed for snapshots at the bottom
<spyndling>
tidemark?
<tpw_rules>
it should be a column of data in the snapshot list
<spyndling>
there is no snapshot list, the only one is the startup snapshot which is its own thing outside of where the list is supposed to be
<tpw_rules>
so the apfs snapshots table is empty?
<tpw_rules>
and you went into the view menu up top and selected show apfs snapshots?
<spyndling>
no we did not do such a thing hold on
<spyndling>
oh god he clicked first aid
<spyndling>
show apfs snapshots is grayed out
<tpw_rules>
nicolas17: do you know how to list snapshots with diskutil? the manpage on ventura is not helpful
<tpw_rules>
make sure you have a disk selected and that disk utility isn't busy trying to do stuff
<spyndling>
TIDEMARK 1.98 TERABYTES
<spyndling>
also size 106 gb
<spyndling>
that'll do it
<tpw_rules>
yes, that's the problem. you need to delete the snapshot which has that tidemark
<tpw_rules>
the tdemark is the minimum size you can currently resize the volume to
<tpw_rules>
what's the problematic snapshot called, out of curiosity?
<spyndling>
oh it's already gone idk
<tpw_rules>
okay. if the tidemark is something more reasonable than the install script should be good to go