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<tobhe[m]> I think I have everything in place now for safe oracular upgrades
<tobhe[m]> Gareth Woolridge: pipewire update coming soon
<tobhe[m]> Repository size:
<tobhe[m]> 37.7 GiB (100.00%) of 8.0 GiB
<tobhe[m]> lol
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<tobhe[m]> I don't dare testing it on my laptop so shortly before traveling but I'll see if it works on the mini
<GarethWoolridge[m]> Epic work! Thanks!!
<tobhe[m]> mini upgrade works!
<GarethWoolridge[m]> Just run a package update on my previously oracular updated M1 Air. I can confirm graphics, speakers and webcam are working!
<tobhe[m]> @kaazoo: fixing resolv.conf brought me one step closer to sth working
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<kaazoo> Hi tobhe, see https://github.com/AsahiLinux/muvm/issues/77 regarding empty /etc/resolv.conf
<kaazoo> dhcp-client doesn't seem to exist on Ubuntu
<kaazoo> What about coredhcp-client? Can it be used as a drop-in replacement for dhcpcd?
<tobhe[m]> yeah dhcp-client was recently removed. systemd-networkd is another option
<tobhe[m]> ubuntu uses dhcpcd in the initramfs, systemd-network on server and network-manager on desktop nowadays
<tobhe[m]> my steam now gets a little further and then just gets stuck before rendering the login window
<tobhe[m]> I think i might still be missing something in the squashfs
<tobhe[m]> but that is another arm machine without muvm and the wayland proxy
<kaazoo> Currently, I'm trying to just install the mesa and libdrm packages from our PPA in their rootfs build setup, instead of building mesa and libdrm. Thanks for building also for i386 and amd64.
<tobhe[m]> but I think i386 was failing last time ☹️
<kaazoo> at least libdrm packages exist for i386
<tobhe[m]> I have an idea how we could fix it
<kaazoo> btw, I noticed that I had to tell FEX to extract the rootfs erofs image. Using the erofs image directly didn't work. I didn't try the squashfs image.
<tobhe[m]> I debootstrapped my own and then installed some things manually
<tobhe[m]> which is probably why it doesn't work
<tobhe[m]> but I'm also on 24.10 and last time I checked they didn't have a rootfs for that yet
<kaazoo> yes, that doesn't seem to exist yet
<tobhe[m]> did you get that script running locally?
<tobhe[m]> I wonder if s/24.04/24.10/ just works
<kaazoo> Yes, I had a partially working version of that, in which I compiled our version of mesa. I works for Steam itself and a few games I tested, but is a bit ugly.
<kaazoo> for 24.04
<tobhe[m]> we could use ubuntu-image to generate a tarball
<tobhe[m]> or just a simple debootstrap script
<tobhe[m]> debootstrap, add the ppa and extra packages as command line args, maybe fixup resolv.conf for now
<tobhe[m]> and then we could actually do that in a package
<tobhe[m]> ideally as zfs compressed squashfs
<tobhe[m]> s/zfs/zstd/
<kaazoo> OK
<tobhe[m]> huh, turns out the 24.04 rootfs works just fine
<kaazoo> nice
<tobhe[m]> let's see if it can play deadlock
<tobhe[m]> I should probably start with something that requires less anti cheat
<kaazoo> try Portal
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