<tobhe[m]>
I think the current gnome snap actually uses ubuntu-asahi/ubuntu-asahi-next already
<tobhe[m]>
got my sound back
<tobhe[m]>
camera works in firefox but not in cheese...
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<kaazoo>
Hi, I just upgraded from mantic to noble. After assigning higher priority to asahi and asahi-testing PPAs in /etc/apt/preferences.d/asahi, downgrading u-boot-asahi and installing 6.8.0-1001-apple-arm kernel from john-cabaj/apple-arm PPA, I got an up-to-date system with latest kernel and mesa. Nice!
<tobhe[m]>
🥳
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<tobhe[m]>
did your /etc/apt/sources.list.d survive?
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<kaazoo>
I had to remove /etc/apt/sources.list.d/asahi-ppa.list.distUpgrade which was still in the old format. I added asahi and asahi-testing PPA afterwards again.
<kaazoo>
I also remove "protection-domain-mapper" package in order to get rid of the failing pd-mapper service during startup
<kaazoo>
However, startup still takes too long. Systemd is waiting for systemd-networkd-wait-online.service for around 2-3 min
<kaazoo>
Seems like it starts too early when the network device is not ready yet: "systemd-networkd[1857]: eth0: Could not process link message: No such device or address"
<tobhe[m]>
I had problems with that and it turned out to be netplan
<kaazoo>
Another thing is that built-in speakers are not working. speakersafetyd is running and alsamixer shows a "Macbook Pro J414" card, but Gnome settings don't show this card in the dropdown menu.
<tobhe[m]>
you might need to update again
<tobhe[m]>
i fixed this in my last pipewire upload
<kaazoo>
Ah, OK. I see "pipewire - 1.0.5-1ubuntu0~asahi1" in asahi-testing waiting to get built.
<kaazoo>
OK, will install once the package is available. Thanks!
<kaazoo>
I was positively surprised that DisplayLink / evdi already supports kernel 6.8 since Feb 8, which I use to connect 2 external screens for work: https://github.com/DisplayLink/evdi/releases
<kaazoo>
tobhe: Did you change the netplan configuration / service dependencies to fix the startup delay?
<tobhe[m]>
it was a custom netplan config I used
<tobhe[m]>
I had one to create a dummy interface
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<kaazoo>
I just rebooted and the screen just turned black, while I was expecting the Apple boot logo, m1n1 and u-boot to show up. Did you notice that as well? As if the kernel wasn't able to tell the hardware to reboot/reset.
<tobhe[m]>
haven't seen that before
<kaazoo>
Had to hold the power button for multiple seconds until the machine started again.
<kaazoo>
This was already the second time. First time i thought I accidentally clicked on shutdown instead of restart. Strange.
<tobhe[m]>
looks like upgrades won't be automatically enabled for a while so we have time to fix the ppa pinning
<tobhe[m]>
I'll try to come up with a new version later after talking to julian earlier
<tobhe[m]>
the idea is: in the ubuntu-asahi meta package we will add an update hook to enable ~ubuntu-asahi/ubuntu-asahi for everyone and pin it at 1001 prio
<tobhe[m]>
an alternative idea was just shipping the /etc/ files as part of a package but that seems risky since it would remove them if for any reason apt decided to remove ubuntu-asahi
<tobhe[m]>
if anyone can think of a better way to do it I am open to alternatives
<Saviq[m]>
tobhe just FYI: ppa:ubuntu-asahi/ubuntu-asahi does not ship `asahi_dri.so` (`ppa:tobhe/asahi` does)
<Saviq[m]>
For noble, at least
<tobhe[m]>
hm did I forget to copy mesa?
<tobhe[m]>
yes i did
<tobhe[m]>
missing the latest fix
<tobhe[m]>
thx
<tobhe[m]>
syncing now
<tobhe[m]>
maintaining multiple ppas is hard
<tobhe[m]>
also publishing the pipewire fix to ~tobhe/asahi and ~ubuntu-asahi/ubuntu-asahi now...