07:05 <noisycoil[m]> Call for testers for Debian on Apple Silicon: https://lists.debian.org/debian-arm/2025/06/msg00003.html

07:59 <jdb[m]> Jens etGlathe: about the SN740 / SN770, are you facing some issues specifically?

08:00 <jdb[m]> I have the SN770 so I'm wondering where to look at, to check if everything is alright

08:01 <jdb[m]> I have seen the firmware update available and working from Linux, but I don't know if it is worth applying or not in my case

08:08 <JensGlathe[m]> sn770 (and 740) had sleep/resume issues, and as it seems some low-level PCIe error issue leading to a lockup (read-only filesystem) on btrfs. It was so bad that I changed to a different drive (Silicon Power 2TB) to get rid of it. Now I updated the firmware on the original problem drive, and did a test build run to see how it behaves. It locked up ☹️ Afterwards, did a btrfs balance (all volumes) which took quite some time. So

08:08 <JensGlathe[m]> maybe the btrfs was already in a poor state when I changed the drive, or the issue isn't resolved. Will stress-test the drive a bit to find out.

08:33 <jdb[m]> Thanks for the context, I will be curious to see if it resolves all your issues (I'm not using btrfs so different setup)

14:27 <SpieringsAE> welp my asus is not being very happy with kde plasma 6.4 on arch linux arm

14:27 <SpieringsAE> hyprland is also being wacky

15:04 <JensGlathe[m]> Newer firmware on the SN740 doesn't solve the BTRFS lockup issue. Just locked up on the second consecutive build run.

16:46 <steev> noisycoil[m]: nice!

17:00 <noisycoil[m]> <steev> "noisycoil: nice!..." <- Thanks!

18:20 <deathmist> SpieringsAE: what's up with plasma 6.4 on the asus?

18:20 <deathmist> oh already gone rip

18:21 <deathmist> haven't seen anything odd myself at least yet