03:27 <GAODA> I want to run Ubuntu on a Lenovo computer with Qualcomm's latest SC8380 chip. After compiling GRUB, how can I make it take effect?

03:30 <GAODA> The project <https://github.com/aarch64-laptops/build > uses Ubuntu's PPA; how can I make my self-compiled GRUB take effect?

04:43 <steev> are you meaning how to put it on a custom iso? or how to install grub itself?

05:25 <GAODA> I mean to replace the modified grub compiled into the existing ISO image for booting purposes. The GRUB file I compiled myself only contains "BOOTAA64.EFI modules."

05:25 <GAODA> The project at https://github.com/aarch64-laptops/build uses a PPA-replaced GRUB with many modifications. I'm not very familiar with GRUB.

06:40 <deathmist> GAODA_: what's the goal? not sure if you can just run unmodified GRUB, at least not without manually specifying "devicetree ..." line yourself in each boot entry manually after config generation unless you keep the pre-existing config.d patches where some file tries to automate this for you. you'd probably also want EFI fixup protocol for device-specific details to be added

06:40 <deathmist> to the final booted DTB

06:42 <deathmist> hm actually ig the last one would require you to use something like dtbloader anyway which afaik isn't integrated in ubuntu

06:42 <JensGlathe[m]> oh but it sorta is

06:42 <deathmist> oh?

06:43 <JensGlathe[m]> there is a grub patch from travmurav for executing efi executable

06:49 <JensGlathe[m]> as in load a driver

06:52 <JensGlathe[m]> <deathmist> "oh?" <- sorry you're right, wrong internal wiring. Ubuntu doesn't have it

07:28 <tobhe_> GAODA_: https://github.com/mwhudson/livefs-editor might be useful to get things into the iso

07:29 <tobhe_> https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cd-boot-images-arm64/tree/debian/rules?h=ubuntu/noble-updates this is how the grub used to be generated

07:31 <alexVinarskis[m]> Last time i loaded iso to usb with Rufus on Windows, it got rid of read only limitation. Convenient if you want to just copy new dtbs for live iso without any other mods.

08:03 <travmurav[m]> Kill optical media, save the planet! /s/s

08:04 <tobhe> it probably doesn't even make sense for amd64 anymore

08:38 <steev> but my 2006 macbook :(

11:12 <JensGlathe[m]> Yeah I guess, if the bios supports it. My T500 2009 needed a leg up with image written to the sata hdd

11:13 <JensGlathe[m]> It crashed booting from dvd with the same image

12:19 <agl> steev: Have you patched the kernel 6.14.6 but have not pushed it to your Web-Seite?

12:19 <agl> 6.14.6 is out since 2 Days.

13:45 <agl> steev: No, 6.14.6 is out since 4 days!

13:54 <nothorseface> hi

13:54 <nothorseface> I am using this system...

13:57 <nothorseface> https://i.ibb.co/dwJ2rGpr/image.png

13:57 <nothorseface> HALP

13:58 <nothorseface> I am on the verge of like putting on my pants AND I'VE CONSUMED BACLOFEN,

14:00 <davidinux> interesting system name ...

14:02 <nothorseface> lol

14:03 <nothorseface> please review the screen capture which I'd posted in the preceding.

14:14 <axel5436> Hey all. Does anybody know whether the ubuntu x1e kernel is going to add further kernel patches for Dell XPS? Specifically https://github.com/alexVinarskis/linux-x1e80100-dell-tributo and https://github.com/alexVinarskis/linux/compare/36e7b8c6f7d3e95c66d73097d6665128798913e5...x1e80100-6.14-rc6-dell-xps-inspirion14-lenovo-slim7x-t14s-camss-sound-wip Thanks for any pointers.

15:26 <JensGlathe[m]> Muscle relaxans oof

15:26 <JensGlathe[m]> I have one of these, but other system name

15:27 <JensGlathe[m]> or very similar

15:31 <JensGlathe[m]> same m/b 🙂... (full message at <https://matrix.org/oftc/media/v1/media/download/AQtgtM6SbiFm61SEiM_R1SDoM2h93e8XbBRPNJMnTLjWFtb1OOfGMwjb5zxR2ScN686WuFNwytshVt_VDHT1_7NCeXEl56HgAG1hdHJpeC5vcmcvZldxcVJmbmZMcmdpbFNBYXpxQXhsR0NE>)

15:40 <JensGlathe[m]> you could try my dt, I also have a [bootable image](https://drive.google.com/file/d/14joHxIPkKeSUE9OcExZCrszaYlWJx3pJ/view?usp=drive_link). Prerequisites is secure boot off, windows drive decrypted. Boot from USB type A, if this doesn't work type-c. Current tree and kernel builds support it as good as it gets (for now), the only non-working parts are HDMI and camera.

18:01 <agl> steev: Does the Web-Cam works with your x13s kernels?

18:02 <steev> it should yes

18:03 <agl> steev: Have you patched kernel 6.14.6 but have you not pushed it on your Web-site.

18:06 <steev> i do not know yet

18:11 <agl> 6.14.6 is since 4 days out

19:26 <steev> i am aware, unfortunately, i am busy with work. for what it's worth, all i basically do is pull the latest linux-6.14.y and then apply the patches on top if you don't want to wait for me to do that

19:36 <agl> steev: Where can I get the patches?

19:42 <steev> they're all the commits in my kernel

19:42 <steev> git format-patch -o patches origin/linux-6.14.y..HEAD is typically how its done, but you might need to do it by commit since it's my branch and not stable

20:47 <JensGlathe[m]> As some might have guessed Thinkbook 16 camera is working now

23:11 <steev> oh wow, and decent colors too

23:12 <steev> agl: pushed

23:30 <alexVinarskis[m]> jdb: wrt to SP9 Pro 5G display: i think your `edp_reg_en` gpio should be `3`, not `25` as per dtsi [1]. It also mentions two pmicgpios that are set high, not sure how pmic@0 decodes (no gpios node listed?) but 2nd one, pmic@2 should be `<&pmc8280c_gpios 8 GPIO_ACTIVE_HIGH>`. I would guess its a `enable-gpios` for the display.

23:30 <alexVinarskis[m]> [1] https://github.com/linux-surface/acpidumps/blob/300dd79806bc938674dcdafcd41686bb7d183ca9/surface_pro_9_5g/dsdt.dsl#L3023-L3067

23:43 <craftyguy> has anyone used fwupd to update the firmware on their x13s?

23:44 <craftyguy> this looks fun... https://gitlab.com/TheOneWithTheBraid/x13s-firmware-update/-/merge_requests/1/diffs

23:45 <craftyguy> the old trick of extract stuff to an ESP-formatted drive and rebooting/F12 no longer works

23:51 <steev> craftyguy: just tested it here with mine, and those commands do indeed work

23:51 <steev> or i should say, are working, it prompts to reboot, and when i do, it starts updating it

23:55 <steev> and it succeeded