04:10 <travmurav[m]> lirox: fwiw https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_Book_S_(samsung-w767)

04:10 <travmurav[m]> but I think jenneron had problems getting it work properly and they don't have time for it anymore nowdays

04:17 <travmurav[m]> can still try to install the port and look at their prior work: https://gitlab.com/sc8180x-mainline/linux/-/commits/master?ref_type=HEADS

05:59 <albsen[m]> valpackett: thx, i ckecked on my x13s that: cat /sys/power/mem_sleep returns [s2idle]

09:24 <anthony25> S3 is buggy on the x1e for me, I dont know how it is on the x13s but maybe it has been disabled by your distro?

09:26 <jdb[m]> It seems to be working on x1e on Surface Pro 11, it is set to "deep" by default

09:27 <jdb[m]> I can wake up with an external USB keyboard, but not with the regular Surface keyboard, I'll need to understand why

09:35 <jdb[m]> The power button seems to be working fine hopefully for sleep/resume

09:38 <valpackett> jdb[m]: Surfaces use MS's funky SPI-HID while pretty much everything else uses I2C-HID, I guess SPI-HID goes to sleep in suspend

09:42 <jdb[m]> That's a good assumption indeed

12:57 <anthony25> The problem I have with s3 on the slim 7x is that I can't trust it, so the laptop happened to wake up boiling in my bag

13:10 <jdb[m]> Power button pressed inadvertently maybe, with the bag, as it is on the side?

13:12 <anthony25> I don't think so, even when on a table, the laptop would wake up after 15min or so

13:12 <anthony25> and it doesn't happen with s2idle

13:40 <jdb[m]> Interesting, I will see if I reproduce it with S3 / "deep"

17:15 <JensGlathe[m]> hdmi-audio-codec killing my USB buses on the Snapdragon Dev Kit with 6.16-rc1 😳

18:33 <steev> https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/commit/?id=8793795c0fb664efb654d0f9d303ef8c2543a617

18:33 <steev> new x13s adsp firmware

18:38 <craftyguy> nice, just in time for the June linux-firmware tagging :D

18:44 <steev> supposed to fix some charging issues, apparently

19:02 <abelvesa> anyone know what is the sd-boot alternative for grub cutmem ?

19:39 <jannau> abelvesa: I doubt it has an equivalent. is above 32g usage already a problem in grub/sd-boot or only in linux? if it's the latter "mem=32G" in the kernel command line might work as well

23:23 <valpackett> you can also use slbounce to work around the 32g thing (and deal with the current downsides of EL2 like some DSPs not working.. but also enjoy virtualization)

23:37 <HarrisonV> Collected the firmware, used some automated tooling to create some dtsi files for the surface 12in based on hwinfo, will try figure out how to put it all together today, I think I need linux to run on the device first to get the ascpi tables to make a better tree

23:41 <steev> you can grab the acpi tables in windows

23:41 <steev> iirc, it's kind of better? because of the pep stuff, but don't quote me on it

23:42 <HdkR> Yea, the Windows tools work fine under XTA/Prism to read the ACPI tables.

23:45 <HdkR> Does PEP cause the data there to change?