@ptesarik @timojyrinki @vbabka this was is not a bug per se because TPM2 boot is not yet a "stable feature" (or is it?) but more like needed precursory step to make that happen.

@ptesarik @timojyrinki @vbabka I put this also here. I did mean to report this but just shows the extra steps one needs to accomplish to get a fully wayland system in Tumbleweed: https://social.kernel.org/notice/AgTCtsiojJvg17ry9w

@ptesarik @timojyrinki @vbabka I found it: https://social.kernel.org/notice/AgK92oAUsgYmGHB6sS

@ptesarik @vbabka the more recent issue was this but i’m still working on the root cause (just haven’t had yet time to spin): https://social.kernel.org/notice/AhAkgNAoOXUOD2ns4u

In this case it could be either or both upstream and downstream issue but I’m not sure. @timojyrinki said that perhaps xe driver is not in use but now that i checked:

$ lsmod|grep i915
i915                 4202496  69
i2c_algo_bit           20480  2 xe,i915
drm_buddy              20480  2 xe,i915
ttm                   110592  3 drm_ttm_helper,xe,i915
drm_display_helper    245760  2 xe,i915
cec                    90112  3 drm_display_helper,xe,i915
video                  77824  4 asus_wmi,asus_nb_wmi,xe,i915

I’m not a graphics driver expert but for me it looks based on loaded modules that OpenSUSE does actually select XE driver correctly but I could also understand something incorrectly. On this issue I’ll compile drm-tip as suggested in the thread and hopefully make some further conclusions.

The other issue I need to backtrack that from my mastodon spam :-)

@cloud_manul i think this should be readable from earlier comments.

@ptesarik @vbabka please denote that i've tried to change the password few times without success. sign on works otherwise. e.g. forums do work.

@vbabka @ptesarik not super critical but i might already have two bugs to report. can wait until there is time to check what is the problem :-)

@vbabka @ptesarik yeah, i sent email to admin address but no answer. obviously could have ended to junk mail so probably should retry.

Alastair captures one of the biggest problems with the current RISC-V spec. When I looked into this a while back I was (almost) shocked at the lack of rigor and state of the tooling. I say almost because I expected it, but was still sad. Read his blog.

https://alastairreid.github.io/riscv-spec-issues/

How people login to #OpenSUSE #Bugzilla? Does not work for me.

Incredible research at BlackHat Asia today by Tong Liu and team from the Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences (在iie.ac.cn 的电子邮件经过验证)

A dozen+ RCEs on popular LLM framework libraries like LangChain and LlamaIndex - used in lots of chat-assisted apps including GitHub. These guys got a reverse shell in two prompts, and even managed to exploit SetUID for full root on the underlying VM!

#gentoo #linux bans #AI: https://lwn.net/ml/gentoo-dev/f56698adfcd7eae64a82d1b367e8af71a1261819.camel%40gentoo.org/

"hi I am Greg, this is wrong, everything I say is public information and *not* under NDA" - @gregkh on stage of the #GoogleAndroidBootcamp

@kernellogger @archlinux @fedora @opensuse I.e. I'm just peeking and poking and not fully understanding what is going on. Apologies for my ignorance :-) But if there are open proposals whatnot on this I'd for sure want to be in the loop.

@kernellogger @archlinux @fedora @opensuse

True, I want to be in the loop with this for sure!

The killa feature, GPU rendered GUI:

Bitwig 5.2 is out! https://www.bitwig.com/whats-new/ #bitwig #audio

@kernellogger @archlinux @fedora @opensuse thanks for the link!

I get the issue but sometimes you have to wait that few weeks because between rc's pull requests are more eagerly postponed to the next release. This is not a comment to disregard the issue as a whole :-)

@kernellogger @archlinux @fedora @opensuse Hmmm... what. Even for a Github issue one week is not a slow turnover time. Maybe I don't understand the context. People have other priorities, are sometimes sick, have holidays and unfortunately shit happens all the time :-)

I think this is the most time-standing IT book that I own. It was published in 1999 and I still check it from time to time.

E.g. when collaborating with hpa on arch/x86/realmode, this book was my main reference in addition to ELF specification.

It is also as prose very nice reading with cool stories embedded!