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<harrisonvanderbyl>
Got 60% of the sp12 inch done, another 20% from dwinham, and the last 20% will probably be the small stuff
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<anthony25>
valpackett: I skip it, it works for me but the display takes slightly longer (1 or 2 seconds) to print anything after booting
<anthony25>
so if you have your rootfs encrypted, it'll take slightly longer to show you the passphrase screen
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<harrisonvanderbyl>
Microsoft,acarta has same SAM settings as Denali and sp12, so can use that for keyboard and mouse
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<harrisonvanderbyl>
Got display brightness working
<harrisonvanderbyl>
All I need now is bt, wifi, touch, pen, audio and nvme
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<JensGlathe[m]>
so you don't have full pcie yet?
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<HdkR>
Who's getting PCIe?
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<JensGlathe[m]>
SP 12"
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<HdkR>
Ah, for the internal NVMe I guess.
<HdkR>
Got my hopes up for Oryon with PCIe connectivity :D
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<JensGlathe[m]>
oh you mean PCIe passthrough
<JensGlathe[m]>
well that's still unreachable I'm afraid
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<HdkR>
Sadly.
<Grabunhold>
hi!
<Grabunhold>
chromium on my x13s running fedora has extreme graphical glitches since at least 2 weeks or something. firefox and everything else seems to be fine.
<Grabunhold>
nothing relevant is logged in dmesg or on chromium's stdout / stderr
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
Just sharing my findings - systemd-gpt-auto-generator works like a charm on SP11, no /etc/fstab needed anymore.
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
After some digging, looks like it's the same mechanism that is used on Android devices
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
So basically just need to set partition type as Linux Root Partition (64-bit ARM/AArch64) to get Linux booted from internal SSD
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<jdb[m]>
Aleksei Nosachev: is the SP11 stable for you over time and several days? After several suspend/resume cycles in particular?
<jdb[m]>
Or do you get a hard freeze after a few hours?
<jdb[m]>
I've set efi=noruntime and I've switched to Gnome/Xorg, it seems a bit better but not fully stable yet
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
jdb[m]: Just once, but I am on an old 6.15.0 Kernel with no performance capping, looks like it's not throttling at all. Runs as hot, as the last time I tried gaming on it on W11 😁
<jdb[m]>
Just once! That's interesting
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
No issues with Wayland, though I am using v.96 GPU blobs, maybe it matters somehow to GPU performance.
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
By the way it still states Software Rendering for me
<jdb[m]>
You got the blob from Windows?
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
Yep, now gonna upgrade to v.105
<jdb[m]>
Software rendering, on purpose?
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
From latest upgrade from Windows Update
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
jdb[m]: Don't know how to enable the acceleration
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
It's a bit different from i915 here
<jdb[m]>
I haven't checked it on my end, and I'm not gaming so maybe I am also with Software rendering too
<jdb[m]>
And what about suspend/resume?
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
No issues, just once lost my touchpad activity, but a simple Flex kbd reconnect solved it just fine
<jdb[m]>
I would be curious to get your kernel .config file, if you can drop it somewhere
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
Also can't figure out BT, hci0 appear in dmesg, but not available in any tool in userland
<jdb[m]>
That's positive, it means that my issues could be config related
<jdb[m]>
I have Bluetooth working fine, following jovold's instructions
<jdb[m]>
d0pefish: has worked to get the Bluetooth Mac address configured automatically, but you would need to switch to dtbloader for the initial boot
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
it fails with btmgt command
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
like there is something missing
<jdb[m]>
I'll share my config with you, just to double-check
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
Why don't we use MS update .cab files directly instead of scripts gathering them from Windows partition? One might have no partition at all on a clean SSD
<AlekseiNosachev[m]>
Just wondering, seeing many variations of some kind of fw-extract scripts around
<jdb[m]>
I don't have the partition anymore, I'm indeed on a separate/clean SSD
<jdb[m]>
Thanks for the config!
<jdb[m]>
I guess it depends where the .cab files are coming from, at least we can't re-distribute them without a proper licence grant
<jdb[m]>
if we could get them from official servers, yet that would be a possibility
<jdb[m]>
weird if the btmgt command fails though: what error message do you get?
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<Grabunhold>
JensGlathe[m]: thanks!
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<SpieringsAE_sff>
anyone here have experience with the fydetab duo? Kind of surprised to see nothing of it in mainline, not even an attempt. Kinda tempted to get one and make a deviceetree for it, the downstream on is uh funky
<SpieringsAE_sff>
s/on/one/g
<travmurav[m]>
weird it's not, I had an impression rk3588 is quite well supported