00:30 <steev> alexVinarskis[m]: it works here - it flashes about 4 times when it’s first turning on - maybe sensors turning on? Either way, it’s on when the cam is on, and turns off when I close cheese (and back on when I restart it)

01:13 <programmerin-wonderland> qualcomm fastconnect 7800 bluetooth in device manager (windows) listed as device instance path QCA_SHB\UART_H4_HMT\3&2DBA09C2&0&4097

01:14 <programmerin-wonderland> not sure what that means but I'll take a note of it :)

01:32 <programmerin-wonderland> also extracted the acpi tables

01:33 <programmerin-wonderland> can confirm that the bluetooth was gpio 116 which I was pulling to high

01:33 <programmerin-wonderland> so it's not a devicetree thing atp

01:33 <programmerin-wonderland> (I think-- atleast)

02:25 <clover[m]> Nice work

02:43 <steev> programmerin-wonderland: I’d check if you have a qcbtuart-ish folder like in the email thread you found of mine, and any of the .bXX files, see if grabbing a copy of them helps, though… actually, do you attempt to set the MAC address at all (I don’t know if that’s required on x1e as I’m just using Ubuntu on mine currently

02:46 <sre> konradybcio: In your X13 EC driver, do you remember where you found the reset GPIO? Also why are the system PM ops commented out?

03:56 <programmerin-wonderland> steev: I actually dont have any files that begin with qcbt at all in general https://hastebin.com/share/eluyobepav.lua

03:56 <programmerin-wonderland> (full list of files in /lib/firmware/qca/)

05:32 <steev> programmerin-wonderland: i mean on the windows side not linux :)

06:47 <aaskd> hello i want to put void linux or gentoo on the x1e lenovo yoga slim 7 laptop, at first i thought i just needed a newer kernel which is why i tried gentoo after void linux but it seems i am missing the device trees to even get the installation isos running

06:47 <aaskd> am i able to get .dtb to drop into the iso possibly?

06:54 <abby> don't know of anyone with an x1e laptop on void so there hasn't been any work towards supporting it

07:04 <SpieringsAE> sre: sorry for my impatience for the usb-c dp altmode on the rk3588 :D your rfc looks a lot more like what I expected though

07:15 <albsen[m]> aaskd: gentoo might be easier since there are a few patches that you'll need to port from ubuntu concept

07:19 <aaskd> yeah i figured but i still cant get the CD to boot at all, it just freezes saying generating empty DTBs

07:29 <alexVinarskis[m]> steev: thanks for testing. By turning on you mean laptop booting, or when you first open the camera app or whatever?

07:30 <steev> i mean when first open cheese, the led blinks like 4 times quickly before staying on

07:32 <alexVinarskis[m]> Ah ok. Weird, but i guess its fine. As long as its not doing weird things during the boot, saw some discussion about that being not accepted. Want me to cc you in the series?

08:01 <steev> you can, just make sure to cc threeway@gmail.com as i'm not at kali anymore :(

08:23 <alexVinarskis[m]> aiiii sorry i just send it out 1 min before your message :( will make sure to add you to respin. Otherwise its here: https://lore.kernel.org/all/20250905-leds-v2-0-ed8f66f56da8@vinarskis.com/

08:28 <steev> no worries, it's less mail :D

08:42 <JosDehaes[m]> is there anyone here with an arm64 chromebook? If so, could you please test (in chromeOS) if https://www.udemy.com/support/system-check/ plays for you (widevine test) pretty please 🙏? I ask because this site does not work under asahi-alarm, nor fedora asahi while other widevine test streams do work

09:11 <tobhe> I think ellyq might have a few :)

09:11 <tobhe> not sure if any of them run chromeos

09:16 <Treibholz[m]> I can't get netflix working either in my "distrobox fedora Firefox with asahi widevine installer", but Amazon Prime Video works. (doesn't work with my normal Debian Firefox at all...)

09:19 <Treibholz[m]> Jos Dehaes: The pages says: it should work, but I can't play the video (Firefox in distrobox fedora)

09:21 <JosDehaes[m]> yes, same here. It doesn't work on either firefox or chromium while the page says widevine is supported. As we're all using the chromeOS widevine libs, I'm interested in knowing if it works in arm64 chromeOS

09:22 <JosDehaes[m]> * arm64 chromeOS (edit: to see if there's any hope of getting it to work in asahi)

09:24 <Treibholz[m]> Maybe it's a secret bonus level from Udemy and you get a special certificate if you get it running :-)

10:28 <anthony25> abby: the distribution shouldn't matter, if you use grub you can specify the devicetree with `devicetree dtbs/6.17-rc3-abc/qcom/x1e80100-lenovo-yoga-slim7x.dtb"

10:28 <anthony25> sorry, ignore the mixed quote, the line in grub doesn't need any quote

10:29 <anthony25> dtbs/6.17-rc3-abc/qcom/x1e80100-lenovo-yoga-slim7x.dtb is the path to the slim7x devicetree from your boot partition

10:31 <anthony25> if you use systemd-boot, you can look at https://github.com/TravMurav/dtbloader

10:34 <anthony25> it's an EFI driver that is ran with systemd-boot and will take care of finding the right dtb for your device

10:35 <anthony25> there's also https://github.com/ubuntu/stubble, but that would maybe be a bit less integrated with your distro for now

10:50 <spawacz> Is it possible to turn off the screen of x13s in tty mode? I'm using it headless quite often

10:50 <spawacz> but if I close the lid the wifi turns off

10:53 <anthony25> you might want to change it in logind (the options HandleLidSwitch*): https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/logind.conf.html

10:54 <anthony25> otherwise, if you want to run a command to turn off the screen: vbetool dpms off

10:54 <anthony25> and `vbetool dpms on` to turn it back on

10:56 <anthony25> for logind, it's to avoid the laptop to go to suspend when you close the lid

11:21 <exeat> spawacz: I use this (in rc.local) for a 1m blank time: TERM=linux setterm --blank=1 --powersave=powerdown </dev/console >/dev/console

11:45 <spawacz> exeat: worked, thanks :)

11:46 <spawacz> the power draw fell from 5 watts to 2.8 :3

11:49 <abby> anthony25: my point is Void doesn't have the kconfig for x1e afaik

11:51 <anthony25> only ubuntu has, you'll need to build the kernel yourself

11:52 <anthony25> but if you would be running on Gentoo, I guessed it's something you wanted to do anyway :p

12:56 <Jasper[m]> Fedora also mostly works

15:37 <anthony25> I was actually working on a config fragment to make it work :p

15:38 <anthony25> I think BACKLIGHT_DISPLAY and DRM need to be built-in in order to have display for the full disk encryption

15:40 <robclark> it should probably work as long as the modules, and all the dependencies, are in the initrd?

15:43 <anthony25> I don't know, it's rather strange, with them as modules, dracut seems to miss something and I don't have display

16:02 <tobhe[m]> you need to include the firmware too

16:02 <tobhe[m]> for some things

16:03 <tobhe[m]> there's a list of required modules herre https://gitlab.com/Linaro/arm64-laptops/linux/-/wikis/home#note_2691751025

16:07 <tobhe[m]> (if it works with everything built-in it probably isn't firmware related of course)

16:08 <anthony25> ha thanks for the list of modules!

17:29 <anthony25> and no, on my side I include the firmware in the initramfs, it's just a weird dependency thing I guess