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<Polkorny[m]>
I finally managed to get Wi-Fi working on my IdeaPad Slim 3 with the WCN6855
<Polkorny[m]>
Jesus
<HdkR>
Jesus can't help you get wifi working. You need JesAIs.
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<valpackett>
@mmediouni:matrix.org yeah, I have the QC710 and I upstreamed it xD hence the surprise with the top end most powerful Glymur coming back to SiP
<valpackett>
misyl: nice! is the Steam Linux Runtime also public/ungated now?
<mmediouni[m]>
so Qualcomm's fake codename for next ChromeOS/Googlebook SoC - Calypso - is actually just Mahua, the already launched on Windows smaller Snapdragon X2 die
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<mmediouni[m]>
firmware is odd though - looks like Google is using QTEE at secure EL1 on some of their newer Chromebook stuff but with Google-owned ATF at el3 instead of Qualcomm's monitor
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<JensGlathe[m]>
Can we do useful stuff with it?
<travmurav[m]>
misyl: Nice! Though seems like having `"require_tool_appid" "4185400"` in the tool manifest still just gives an instant "compat tool failed" error, but no idea if I'm holding it wrong
<travmurav[m]>
Maybe I need to somehow trick the client that it's running on frame...
<HdkR>
travmurav[m]: That's the problem that people are working around by repackaging proton yes.
<travmurav[m]>
yeah what I've mentioned yesterday
<HdkR>
The tool appid is technically public but it's in a weird state. Passing `-deckard` to Steam removes a couple problems but not all of them.
<travmurav[m]>
I'm checking in my entrypoint the env that says the runtime version and try to relaunch self in pv from steamapps/common, assuming user installed it, which obviously works around it
<travmurav[m]>
ohhh
<travmurav[m]>
I should try -deckard let's see
<travmurav[m]>
Nope didnt seem to change anything, idk how to check the option has applied
<HdkR>
htop and look at cmdline arguments :P
<Mis012[m]>
<mmediouni[m]> "firmware is odd though - looks..." <- so probably locked down up the ass eh?
<travmurav[m]>
HdkR: seems to be there on the steam exec
<HdkR>
yea :>
<travmurav[m]>
inb4 its placebo
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<Jadesheher[m]>
is there any chance to use a docking station with 2 screens on the X13s?
<JensGlathe[m]>
So that you have 3?
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<JensGlathe[m]>
Maybe with MST, you would need to use the same lanes. I have one hub (SSK SC220) that can do stuff, like doing 4k@60 with 2 lanes (link freq 810MHz), and do USB-3 on the rest of its hub. Guido Maria Serra+Fenaroli has reported using it with 2 UW displays, one on the DP connector and one on a HDMI connector. I haven't replicated this yet. I could try.
<JensGlathe[m]>
My experience with 3 displays is its quirky, you get dspp errors.
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<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
In the setup I have in Italy usually I take the laptop's screen off... As I have two wide screens making a 5K Matrix in front of me
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Works on windows. I recall worked on Linux 7... I'm not there though... And I have a different USB dongle with me here in Berlin. Not the same thing ... But I could try
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Jade (she/her): what I can try here in Berlin would be a dongle with HDMI on one side and DP on the other port... Would that be telling u anything valuable? (I usually work directly on a workstation when here)
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<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Ok, it came up with all 3 screens... I tried to rotate one... Got mismanaged... Reset... Got a fancy blue screen ... On Ubuntu 😅
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
On windows all 3 working...
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
I'm on 7.0.0-34-qcom-x1e
<JensGlathe[m]>
3 displays is sorta over limit. Tried with 3x type-c attached. Comes up once (with errors), everything seems to work. After suspend nothing comes up until you unplug one.
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Ok, let me attempt to resize/rotate
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<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Nope... It is not identifying the screens anymore. Therefore... No resolution settings. I tired disabling the laptop's screen using the function bar ... I got back to the blue screen of death
<JensGlathe[m]>
At least the BSOD should be a PSOD
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Apparently the screen button in the bar... Is solving BSOD... Anyhow, rebooted again. Resolution seems fine. Let me try to rotate. I need to get that kernel
<Jadesheher[m]>
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]> "Jade (she/her): what I can try..." <- thats how i used to do it but i do sometimes use my second usb c port
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Jens Glathe i can't find "7.2-rc5-jg-0-qcom-x1e" at the drive url u provided...
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
neither any *-qcom-x1e
<JensGlathe[m]>
And you need the full type-c bandwidth?
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
* only 32gb of RAM... Since
<JensGlathe[m]>
This may be a bigger construction site, then. There is a cutmem in ubuntu-x1e-settings
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<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
Jens Glathe i removed the cutmem... but on 7.2 and 7.2 it reboots through the kernel bootstrap... i'm now on "6.12.0-17-qcom-x1e" with the full 64gb
<JensGlathe[m]>
There is an issue with 7.x and 64GB. I use EL2 and have the 64GB
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
EL2?
<JensGlathe[m]>
Construction site getting bigger...
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
u mean scope? yeah, for a saturday night... odd way to spend it xD
<GuidoMariaSerraFenaroli[m]>
i appreciate though...
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<steev>
it's not an issue, its a patch, the issue is the firmware
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