<Mis012[m]>
well, thankfully there should be no S5 rail, so can just power cycle the wifi?
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<valpackett>
oh, no, suspend is "failing" for some other reason (no explanation even with `pm_debug_messages`) it seems, with ath12k blocked from loading it's still the "deep suspend bounces back instantly" thing that was discussed a couple times
<valpackett>
ath12k thing happens with s2idle as well tho
<valpackett>
and it does not init after a manual power cycle due to "failed to send QMI message"
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<ChrisN812>
Hi, looking for any info about getting something (ubuntu, debian, fedora) to book on OmniBook 3 X126 chip. I haven't had any luck thus far with various boot options.
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<penguin42[m]>
hmm I can see a list of dtb's for omnibook-x14 (although I'm a few weeks behind in my tree)
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<ChrisN812>
penguin42[m]: Unfortunately that is a different mobo/cpu combo than the OB 3 16"
<penguin42[m]>
ChrisN812: I see Jens added one for a Omnibook 5 last week, I don't see 3 explicitly mentioned anywhere; Jens Glathe
<ChrisN812>
Thanks. I'll check it out. Not sure the diff between 3 and 5
<ChrisN812>
Looks like same cpu at least Snapdragon X X1-26-100
<JensGlathe[m]>
From the hwinfo and dsdt I haven’t really seen a difference, a bit out of things to try.
<ChrisN812>
The ironic thing is it's the only laptop in my house that has windows on it. Don't mind windows, but would love to not have to use it versus the good life.
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<notHorseface>
why is my thing a symbolic link to some other thing?
<notHorseface>
do I need to reinstall windows to be capable to updating the firmware?
<notHorseface>
nope
<notHorseface>
lol not the onboard-speakers...
<notHorseface>
or the microphone.
<notHorseface>
BUT; the auxiliary output, that works.
<notHorseface>
:-/
<notHorseface>
but is it worthwhile for me to reinstall windows to update the firmware?
<notHorseface>
or should I just wait..?
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
Audio is a headache
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
worth checking journalctl
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
might be something obvs
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
the tplg stuff is a side gig
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
you can compile it yourself
<notHorseface>
I see...
<notHorseface>
hmm
<notHorseface>
but would I be better off to install windows, and extract the relevant firmware files, and update the firmware and all, and then reinstall linux again?
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
audioreach-topology and alsa-ucm-conf are the ones you want, you can install those locally
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
not for audio
<notHorseface>
to get my camera,and microphoneandthings working..?
<notHorseface>
I see...
<notHorseface>
where may I obtain these files?
<notHorseface>
please...
<notHorseface>
audioreach-topology and the other..?
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
Camera support is still waiting on some linux-media stuff to upstream, you can get it working by adding some patches and running a custom linux kernel, but may need to wait
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
the audio and mic though might be just a userspace thing
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
if its already set up
<valpackett>
yea read the pipewire logs
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<weirdtreething>
deathmist misyl do either of you have a zenbook a16 audio topology?
<weirdtreething>
it would be nice to have working audio
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
weirdtreething: honestly its not too hard to make one, theres only a couple different types, so you can try using one thats close: 2xspeakers + aux, 4xspeakers + aux, 2xspeakers+noaux (me)
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
as long as you match it on device tree
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<icecream95>
Mis012[m]: Maybe ASUS is using risc-v for some ECs, but I am typing on a vivobook s15 with NDS32 and IIRC 256kiB of code space. This ISA is still supported by cros-ec though
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<spidy[m]>
JensGlathe[m]: I am gonna start working on it again now lol
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<notHorseface>
which linux distribution is small in size and useful for recovery purposes..?
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<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
<spidy[m]> "I am gonna start working on it..." <- meth? (this is a wild backlink)
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<JensGlathe[m]>
Naah HM1092 IR sensor, A14 camera
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<Mis012[m]>
icecream95: nds is risc-v
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<Mis012[m]>
or hm, maybe not that one?
<Mis012[m]>
maybe I was wrong then
<Mis012[m]>
but yeah, cros-ec should run on it
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<notHorseface>
my camera and my microphone do not work on my new laptop...
<notHorseface>
:'-(
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<notHorseface>
it would be so good if the camera and things worked...
<notHorseface>
so there is nothing that I can do, really?
<notHorseface>
right?
<Mis012[m]>
well, can make stuff work yourself
<notHorseface>
lol
<notHorseface>
I see...
<notHorseface>
where do I start?
<notHorseface>
I need something to do.
<notHorseface>
the freakin' touchscreen is working and NOT the microphone!!!
<notHorseface>
:ugh:
<notHorseface>
idk it is just that I thought a microphone would be more simpler to make functioning...
<weirdtreething>
JensGlathe[m]: oh thanks. last I checked the audioreach-topology repo, there was no topology for it.
<weirdtreething>
HarrisonVanderbyl[m]: i had wanted to try making my own, but i don't really understand what the format, and I can't find any docs.
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
weirdtreething: Check what hardware setup you have, 2x speaker or 4x speaker, then just copy one directly, then same thing for dtb overlay
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
You probably won't need to do anything in depth
<weirdtreething>
it doesn't matter now since one already exist s
<weirdtreething>
exists
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
Ah wait I misread
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
Am staying up late to be gamecucked by nintendo
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
notHorseface: Get an LLM to walk you through debugging your audio, like restarting the audio drivers while you watch dmesg and stuff
<notHorseface>
oh I see...
<notHorseface>
okay!
<notHorseface>
which llm would you suggest..?
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
Any is fine
<notHorseface>
okay sure...
<Mis012[m]>
duck.ai is one option
<notHorseface>
oh okay.
<notHorseface>
ducks are okay.
<Mis012[m]>
🦆
<notHorseface>
true...
<notHorseface>
you may find it hard to believe although once I attempted at feeding a sandwich to a goose, and I had never seen anything as upset as that thing was...
<HarrisonVanderbyl[m]>
featherless.ai if you think ducks have too many feathers, but that's more as an endpoint for agents or tool use things
<notHorseface>
like idk what it's deal was...
<notHorseface>
I went to perplexity.ai ...
<notHorseface>
idk it was a default search engine on some browser at some time.
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<notHorseface>
would I be better off reinstalling windows acquiring the firmware and driver files from that installation for using on my linux installation..?
<notHorseface>
clover[m], could I please have your link again?
<tobhe[m]>
for HP you can probably also get the firmware .exe from the website and use cabextract to unpack it. should be easier than installing windows
<notHorseface>
OH COOL!
<notHorseface>
:-D
<notHorseface>
thank you!!!
<deathmist>
if they're anything like asus they haven't updated those in well over a year despite newer stuff being on windows update, maybe still better than something over 2 years old idk
<deathmist>
looks like they HP does have something from March, not too bad
<tobhe[m]>
looks like you can extract it via 7z x spXXXXXX.exe
<penguin42[m]>
deathmist: The Qualcomm BSP for my Asus was last updated in June and before that April; I was hoping we'd get another one this month
<notHorseface>
thank you.
<notHorseface>
okay I will use 7z...
<penguin42[m]>
(And qualcomm don't seem to have released their NPU driver update package for a few months)
<JensGlathe[m]>
There's an NPU?
<penguin42[m]>
Jens GlatheYou know the cDSP with a bit more lipstick on
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<notHorseface>
ty brb.
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<notHorseface_>
would it be worthwhile for me to perhaps try the qualcomm kernel>
<notHorseface_>
?
<notHorseface_>
for in the hopes of seeing better support for the camera and et cetera..?
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<tobhe[m]>
so... what are the CPUs on the X2E SoCs actually called? Is it Oryon V2 or Oryon V3? Because the internet has conflicting information
<HdkR>
tobhe[m]: Oryon-V3
<tobhe[m]>
thx
<HdkR>
The mobile SoC with Oryon was Oryon-V2 even though the MIDR qualifies it as the same design as Oryon-1
<tobhe[m]>
ic, I was wondering how part 2 maps to 3 😄
<HdkR>
Yea, silly marketing games
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<mmediouni[m]>
tobhe: Oryon 2 was the Oryon 1 design but on 3nm, and with the e-core shipped (while Snapdragon X only shipped the pcore)
<mmediouni[m]>
they got a nice can ship at a 4.7 boost clock floor out of this, whereas the boost clock on Snapdragon X was a 4.0GHz fmax with SKUs at 3.4...
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<tobhe[m]>
interesting, thx
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<clover[m]>
is kalle valo in here? maybe he or someone else can answer a question: Are Qualcomm board-data files tied to particular WLAN firmware branches/build variants such as WOS vs LITE?
<clover[m]>
im trying to figure out why certain bdwlan.elf files ((like the ones on the Microsoft Dev Kit 2023) from windows are not being downloaded properly by ath11k firmware (amss.bin).
<steev>
clover[m]: jhovold knows the answer, i can't recall, but something about a differnt format than linux expects?
<clover[m]>
that's odd to me. woudn't common qualcomm tooling be used to generate board data over different devices?
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