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<MohamedMoawia[m]> Hello!
<MohamedMoawia[m]> Did anyone manage to run an EA App game?
<MohamedMoawia[m]> I installed Need For Speed Payback via steam it installed EA game but when i launches the game, nothing happens and the RAM is already full and swap isn't used much and i get stuck there for 15 minutes then I give up. (M1 Pro 16GB)
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<kaazoo> Hi MohamedMoawia, I'm only running games through muvm & Steam, which works fine for the games I'm interested in at the moment.
<kaazoo> By the way, there is a new FEX release 2506 which works with muvm / Steam. The previous 2 releases didn't work and I had to keep an older release on hold to prevent updates.
<kaazoo> john-cabaj: Any chance on a 6.14 kernel? Is the patching process to get and incorporate the asahi patchset documented somewhere?
<tobhe[m]> Vinicius Peixoto was looking at that too at some point
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<john-cabaj[m]> I can give it a shot this week
<john-cabaj[m]> It's been on my list, but work stuff has kept creeping up.
<tobhe[m]> I think the basic process is:
<tobhe[m]> 1. find kernel to port changes to, usually from https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-kernel/ubuntu/+source/linux/+git/unstable
<tobhe[m]> (that already has all the ubuntu specific stuff so you don't have to worry about that)
<tobhe[m]> 2. find matching asahi kernel based on the same upstream version
<tobhe[m]> 3. cherry pick asahi patches on top of ubuntu tree, hope it builds and runs
<tobhe[m]> in the case of 6.14 there even is a non-unstable kernel to base it on from plucky I think
<tobhe[m]> we should probably have a dev documentation with this kind of stuff written down