bump kernel and m1n1

[joske]

This bumps kernel to asahi-6.6-14 and m1n1 to 1.4.11

[liberodark]

Hi,

Can you accept to upgrade package ? @marcan
If this work is ok.

Best Regards

[seeschloss]

I was wondering if HDMI out depends on this or something else. I've just tried to plug in a HDMI display and it doesn't work, but I haven't investigated anything further.

Have you tried to use HDMI on Arch yet, @joske?

[joske]

on a laptop? It's not yet working.

[seeschloss]

It's supposed to work on laptops with HDMI ports (so no Airs) as far as I understand, it was announced here: https://social.treehouse.systems/@AsahiLinux/111515422125309592

[joske]

I only have a M1 macbook air, so can't test. The kernel and m1n1 should be new enough, don't know what else could be missing.

[seeschloss]

Alright, I had not noticed yours was a Macbook Air, I'll try to see what I can do

[joske]

@seeschloss there's a problem, all commits must have sign-offs and yours don't. Not sure if we can re-use the branch as is, I'll have to revert the merge. Can you then recreate your PR, this time with signed-off-by?

[liberodark]

@joske Thanks for the update but compilation fail on 6.6-15 :
https://paste.yunohost.org/baziqecisi.coffeescript

Workaround for me is to remove rust and install rustup.
After that run rustup default 1.71.1

[joske]

@liberodark you can also use rustup override set 1.71.1 in the folder where you build

[mkurz]

For the sake of completeness:
With the updated uboot-asahi, m1n1, linux-asahi packages from this pull request everything works perfectly on my MacBook Pro (14-inch, M1 Pro, 2021) (J314sAP) 👍 🎉
Together with the audio PR #40 speakers work like a charm.
Together with the mesa PR #42 I now have OpenGL 4.6 working perfectly:

$ glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version"
OpenGL version string: 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 24.1.0-devel

Thanks @joske for you efforts, thanks to you I do not need to switch to Fedora now 😉

[joske]

Hey, I don't want to switch to fedora either 😁

[mkurz]

The kernel should enable uclamp to improve battery life (I can feel the difference myself):

• Enable uclamp configs to save oodles of battery life and update some kernel configs joske/PKGBUILDs#5

[mkurz]

m1n1 1.4.14 out.

[mkurz]

@joske you modified the kernel config file but did not update the checksums.

[joske]

doh, fixed.

[mkurz]

For the record, you need to use the rust package, not rustup, see https://oftc.irclog.whitequark.org/asahi/2024-05-22#1716385343-1716387697;

[joske]

I do not agree (I write rust for a living). The arch rust package will always have the latest stable version, while the kernel mandates a specific version (usually NOT latest). It's better to install rustup and set an override in the folder you build in to the recommended version.

I'll push a rust-toolchain file that matches the current supported rust version so this should happen automatically then.

[mkurz]

@joske ok, I have no experience with rust nor its toolchain so this is just what I picked up from the chat. Someone had problems compiling and switching from rustup to rust fixed that. For me this topic currently is more like "i have no idea what i am doing"...

[joske]

hehe, I saw that you were using 1.78 to build your kernel, which surprised me as in the past, latest toolchain wouldn't build the kernel at all. I guess rust support in the kernel is improving quickly.

Anyway, I think it's best to compile with the recommended toolchain and bindgen.

[joske]

To add to this, in the rust world, it's recommended to use rustup to install rust, as it supports multiple toolchains at the same time while the distro package manager can only have 1 version.

Also we have the override system (some projects mandate older rust versions while others may need nightly) to manage the toolchains. I usually need latest stable for work, but I also always need nightly as some clippy and rustfmt options require this

[joske]

You can read about rustup here: https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/index.html

[mkurz]

got it, so ´rustup` is basically like https://sdkman.io/ or node version manager to quickly install different rust versions in parallel and switch between them. Totally makes sense.

[jannau]

we are somewhat committed to support the rust version in fedora which is updated quickly as well. If possible this is done without breaking the base version. Current asahi 6.8 tags support rust 1.76 - 1.78. bindgen is usually not a problem.

[dontdieych]

@mkurz @joske

whatever reason. I got gpu driver working by,

• rustup -> rust
• sync version of pkgs @mkurz mentioned

[dontdieych]

BTW, Thanks for keep managing PKGBUILDs!

[dontdieych]

• git pull --all

• ls rust-toolchain.toml
  rust-toolchain.toml

• change rust -> rustup

• uninstall bindgen(local by cargo. global is installed)

• makepkg -cfsi on branch kernel

• reboot

• glxinfo | grep "OpenGL renderer"

• OpenGL renderer string: Apple M2 (G14G B0)