omarchy-m-test report pV2vevPPZxs6kzBR3DJpbX9h

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Apple MacBook Pro (13-inch, M2, 2022)

community report

chip
M2 (t8112, board j493)
kernel
7.1.12-2-20261017.20-sep-ARCH
stack
converged 4.5.0
build
4.5.0rc2-1 · linux-aurora 7.1.12.aurora2-20261017.20 · tester 0.1.14
system
archarm, grub, encryption on
tool
omarchy-m-test 0.1.14
catalogue
feature catalogue v14
uploaded
2026-10-27 22:19 UTC
results
48 pass · 13 fail · 12 skip
packages (11)
omarchy4.5.0rc2-1
omarchy-settings4.5.0rc2-1
omarchy-mac-keyring20260914-2
linux-aurora7.1.12.aurora2-20261017.20
m1n1-aurora1.6.1.aurora17-5
uboot-asahi2026.07.asahi2-4
mesa1:26.2.5-1
vulkan-asahi1:26.2.5-1
asahi-audio4.1-1
speakersafetyd2.0.1-1
alsa-ucm-conf-asahi10-1

system

  • PASS system.identity works Device tree, asahi layer
    model: Apple MacBook Pro (13-inch, M2, 2022)
    compatible: apple,j493 apple,t8112 apple,arm-platform
    chip: M2 (t8112)
    kernel: 7.1.12-2-20261017.20-sep-ARCH
  • FAIL system.failed-units doesn't work, but should on this Mac System services, omarchy layer
    FAIL  units            failed: archlinux-keyring-wkd-sync.service, asahi-btsync.service, omarchy-wifi-resume-fix.service, systemd-growfs-root.service, systemd-growfs@home.service, user:app-ghostty-surface-transient-2031757.scope, user:app-ghostty-surface-transient-2300851.scope, user:app-ghostty-surface-transient-2357356.scope, user:app-ghostty-surface-transient-2701596.scope, user:app-ghostty-surface-transient-2795470.scope, user:app-ghostty-surface-transient-390344.scope, user:lima-atdcore-...
  • SKIP system.snapshots not tested Snapshots, omarchy layer
    SKIP  snapshots        needs passwordless sudo

boot

  • PASS boot.kernel-package works Boot chain, omarchy layer
    PASS  kernel           running 7.1.12-2-20261017.20-sep-ARCH from linux-aurora 7.1.12.aurora2-20261017.20
  • FAIL boot.chain doesn't work, but should on this Mac Boot chain, omarchy layer
    FAIL  boot-check       omarchy-apple-silicon-boot-check is not installed
  • SKIP boot.files not tested Boot chain, omarchy layer
    SKIP  boot-file        hashing the boot files needs passwordless sudo
  • PASS boot.encryption works Disk encryption, omarchy layer
    the root filesystem is on an unlocked encrypted volume: crypt btrfs < part crypto_LUKS < disk

packages

  • PASS packages.repositories works Package repositories, omarchy layer
    PASS  repos            omarchy asahi-alarm core extra alarm aur
  • PASS packages.kernel-updates works Package repositories, omarchy layer
    PASS  kernel-repo      linux-aurora updates from [omarchy]
  • PASS packages.hardware works First-boot hardware setup, omarchy layer
    installed: mesa 1:26.2.5-1, vulkan-asahi 1:26.2.5-1, asahi-audio 4.1-1, speakersafetyd 2.0.1-1, alsa-ucm-conf-asahi 10-1

setup

  • SKIP setup.first-boot-hardware not tested First-boot hardware setup, omarchy layer
    omarchy-provision-hardware.service never ran: this install has no deferred first-boot hardware setup
  • FAIL setup.vendor-firmware doesn't work, but should on this Mac Vendor firmware, omarchy layer
    FAIL  vendor-firmware  omarchy-vendor-firmware.service is not installed

hardware

  • PASS hardware.drivers works A driver for every hardware node, aurora layer
    303 hardware nodes: 254 claimed by a driver, 22 with no device of their own, 4 that no driver binds by design (CPU frequency clusters, timer, SMBIOS), 23 disabled, 0 unclaimed
  • PASS hardware.firmware works Firmware for every driver that asks, omarchy layer
    no firmware-load failures in this boot's kernel log
  • PASS hardware.probe-errors works A driver for every hardware node, aurora layer
    3 deferred probe(s) pending early in this boot, bound to their drivers since (waiting for a module the initramfs didn't carry):
    since bound: i2c 0-003f: deferred probe pending: (reason unknown)
    since bound: i2c 0-0038: deferred probe pending: (reason unknown)
    since bound: platform 271c00000.dcp: deferred probe pending: apple-dcp: /soc/dcp@271c00000/typec-routes/route@0: failed to get display crossbar
  • PASS hardware.kernel-config works Kernel build options (compared with Asahi's), aurora layer
    compared with Asahi's linux-asahi 7.1.13.asahi3-2 (asahi-alarm/PKGBUILDs@d585b07)
    66 options differ: 45 built here but not by Asahi, 16 built by Asahi but not here, 5 set differently
    CONFIG_APPLE_CLPC: Asahi n, this kernel m
    CONFIG_APPLE_J613_DISPLAY_GATE: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_APPLE_MCC: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_APPLE_PMC: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_APPLE_SEP: Asahi y, this kernel m
    CONFIG_APPLE_SEP_FV_INTERFACE: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_APPLE_T6030_DISPLAY_GATE: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_APPLE_TUNABLE: Asahi m, this kernel y
    CONFIG_ARCH_HAS_MM_PGTABLE: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_ARCH_HAS_USER_PAGE_SIZE: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_ARCH_SUPPORTS_PT_RECLAIM: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_ARM64_BTI_KERNEL: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_ARM64_USER4K_EXPERIMENTAL: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_BLK_INLINE_ENCRYPTION: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_BPF_LSM: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_BT_MTK7932_PCIE: Asahi n, this kernel m
    CONFIG_BUILDTIME_MCOUNT_SORT: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_DRM_ACCEL_ANE: Asahi n, this kernel m
    CONFIG_DRM_APPLE_FABRIC_CORE: Asahi n, this kernel m
    CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_ARGS: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_CALL_OPS: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_DIRECT_CALLS: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_FTRACE_MCOUNT_USE_PATCHABLE_FUNCTION_ENTRY: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_FTRACE_SYSCALLS: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_FUNCTION_ALIGNMENT: Asahi 8, this kernel 4
    CONFIG_FUNCTION_ALIGNMENT_8B: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_FUNCTION_GRAPH_TRACER: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_FUNCTION_TRACER: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_GENERIC_TRACER: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_HAS_LTO_CLANG: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_HAVE_ARCH_TLB_REMOVE_TABLE: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_HAVE_CFI_ICALL_NORMALIZE_INTEGERS: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_HAVE_CFI_ICALL_NORMALIZE_INTEGERS_RUSTC: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_HAVE_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_CALL_OPS: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_HAVE_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_DIRECT_CALLS: Asahi y, this kernel n
    CONFIG_HID_APPLE_MTP_HAPTIC: Asahi n, this kernel m
    CONFIG_IGB: Asahi n, this kernel m
    CONFIG_IGB_HWMON: Asahi n, this kernel y
    CONFIG_IGC: Asahi n, this kernel m
    [26 more differences]

gpu

  • PASS gpu.driver works GPU, asahi layer
    asahi driver bound to 206400000.gpu
  • PASS gpu.vulkan works GPU, asahi layer
    Apple M2 (G14G B0): Honeykrisp, Mesa 26.2.5-arch1.1, Vulkan 1.4.354
  • PASS gpu.opengl works GPU, asahi layer
    renderer: Apple M2 (G14G B0)
    OpenGL core profile version: 4.6 (Core Profile) Mesa 26.2.5-arch1.1
    OpenGL ES profile version: OpenGL ES 3.2 Mesa 26.2.5-arch1.1
    installed for this run, removed at its end: mesa-utils

video

  • FAIL video.h264-on-screen doesn't work, but should on this Mac Video decoder, asahi layer
    already installed: mpv grim ffmpeg
    hardware decode as mpv is configured: hwdec=auto-safe (/etc/mpv/mpv.conf)
    screen: eDP-1 (built-in), H.264 test card full screen, paused
    mode (from mpv's log): hardware decode vaapi (zero-copy), video output gpu-next, GPU context waylandvk
    screenshot: 1024x640, each bar's median colour in its middle, 64 levels allowed per channel
    red bar: expected #ff0000, saw #006700 (wrong)
    green bar: expected #00ff00, saw #ff95ff (wrong)
    yellow bar: expected #ffff00, saw #ffa8ff (wrong)
    blue bar: expected #0000ff, saw #005a00 (wrong)
    magenta bar: expected #ff00ff, saw #006d00 (wrong)
    cyan bar: expected #00ffff, saw #ff9bff (wrong)
    on screen: 6 of 6 bars in the wrong colour (red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan): green, blocky or garbled frames
  • FAIL video.hevc-on-screen doesn't work, but should on this Mac Video decoder, asahi layer
    already installed: mpv grim ffmpeg
    hardware decode as mpv is configured: hwdec=auto-safe (/etc/mpv/mpv.conf)
    screen: eDP-1 (built-in), HEVC test card full screen, paused
    mode (from mpv's log): hardware decode vaapi (zero-copy), video output gpu-next, GPU context waylandvk
    screenshot: 1024x640, each bar's median colour in its middle, 64 levels allowed per channel
    red bar: expected #ff0000, saw #006700 (wrong)
    green bar: expected #00ff00, saw #ff95ff (wrong)
    yellow bar: expected #ffff00, saw #ffa8ff (wrong)
    blue bar: expected #0000ff, saw #005a00 (wrong)
    magenta bar: expected #ff00ff, saw #006d00 (wrong)
    cyan bar: expected #00ffff, saw #ff9bff (wrong)
    on screen: 6 of 6 bars in the wrong colour (red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan): green, blocky or garbled frames

display

  • PASS display.outputs works Built-in display, asahi layer
    PASS  displays         1 active: eDP-1 2560x1600@60
  • SKIP display.external-native-mode not tested Display coprocessor (DCP), asahi layer
    skipped: no external display connected
  • PASS display.controller works Display coprocessor (DCP), asahi layer
    ok - the display controller card exists
  • FAIL display.backlight doesn't work, but should on this Mac Display brightness, asahi layer
    FAIL - the panel backlight is apple-panel-bl
  • PASS display.notch-strip works Bar clear of the notch, omarchy layer
    ok - appledrm is showing the notch strip
  • SKIP display.notch-bar not tested Bar clear of the notch, omarchy layer
    skipped: this Mac has no notch
  • PASS display.brightness-steps works Display brightness, asahi layer
    backlight apple-panel-bl: 351/509 at the start
    stepped to 245 (read back 245), 157 (read back 157), 87 (read back 87)
    put back to 351
    asked: Did the built-in screen dim (or brighten) in three steps, then go back to how it was?
    answer: yes
  • FAIL display.cursor doesn't work, but should on this Mac Built-in display, asahi layer
    asked: Move the pointer all over the built-in screen, over the top bar too: is it visible everywhere, without trails or flicker?
    answer: no

audio

  • PASS audio.sound-cards works Audio interface (MCA), asahi layer
    PASS  sound-cards      AppleJ493, AppleJ493HPAI
  • PASS audio.default-sink works Speakers, asahi layer
    PASS  default-sink     MacBook Pro J493 Speakers (audio_effect.j493-convolver)
  • PASS audio.speaker-dsp works Speakers, asahi layer
    PASS speaker DSP sink present
  • PASS audio.speaker-protection works Speaker protection, omarchy layer
    PASS  speakersafetyd   speakersafetyd is active
  • PASS audio.speaker-amps-unlocked works Speaker protection, omarchy layer
    PASS speaker amps unlocked this boot
  • FAIL audio.microphone-mapping doesn't work, but should on this Mac Microphone mapping, omarchy layer
    FAIL mic mapper running
  • PASS audio.microphone-signal works Microphones, asahi layer
    default input: effect_output.j493-mic
    captured 65536 samples: peak 153, rms 29.2 (16-bit)
  • PASS audio.speaker-tone works Speakers, asahi layer
    speakersafetyd: active
    kernel log: Speaker volumes unlocked
    default output: audio_effect.j493-convolver (the speakers' DSP sink)
    played a 2 s 440 Hz tone at 30% volume on audio_effect.j493-convolver
    asked: Did you hear a short tone from the built-in speakers, without crackling or a pop?
    answer: yes
  • PASS audio.headphone-detection works 3.5 mm headphone jack, asahi layer
    asked: Plug headphones into the headphone jack now (s if you have none). Did the Mac switch its sound to them?
    answer: yes
    default output after: alsa_output.platform-sound.HiFi__Headphones__sink (the headphone jack)

network

  • PASS network.wifi works Wi-Fi, asahi layer
    PASS  wifi             wlan0 is connected
  • FAIL network.wifi-backend doesn't work, but should on this Mac iwd Wi-Fi backend, omarchy layer
    FAIL  wifi-backend     NetworkManager is not configured with wifi.backend=iwd
  • PASS network.bluetooth works Bluetooth, asahi layer
    PASS  bluetooth        controller powered
  • PASS network.bluetooth-pairing works Bluetooth, asahi layer
    Bluetooth controller powered (mac-check)
    asked: Put a Bluetooth device (headphones, a mouse or a keyboard) in pairing mode and pair it: open Bluetooth (Super+Ctrl+B in Omarchy, or bluetui) and pick it (s if you have none to hand). Did it pair and work?
    answer: yes
    paired devices: 5 before, 5 after
  • SKIP network.wifi-first-join not tested First join to a 5 GHz Wi-Fi network, omarchy layer
    skipped: NetworkManager hasn't activated a Wi-Fi connection, so nothing would rejoin the network

sleep

  • PASS sleep.lid-suspend works Suspend and sleep, asahi layer
    before: eDP-1 on
    lid closed: the Mac went to sleep 1.38 s later (s2idle)
    woke up after 11.2 s asleep, when the lid opened
  • PASS sleep.clamshell works Clamshell mode (lid closed with an external display), omarchy layer
    before: eDP-1 on, DP-1 on
    logind: Docked=yes, HandleLidSwitch=suspend, HandleLidSwitchDocked=ignore
    lid closed for 15.9 s: the Mac stayed awake
    while the lid was closed: eDP-1 off, DP-1 on
    after the lid opened: eDP-1 on, DP-1 on
  • PASS sleep.wifi-after-resume works Wi-Fi, asahi layer
    before sleeping: wlan0 connected with an IPv4 address
    after waking up: an IPv4 address again 2.9 s after the Mac woke up
  • SKIP sleep.thunderbolt-after-resume not tested Thunderbolt, asahi layer
    skipped: nothing was connected over Thunderbolt or USB4 before the Mac went to sleep

input

  • FAIL input.ambient-light doesn't work, but should on this Mac Always-on processor (AOP: ambient light sensor, lid angle), aurora layer
    FAIL - ALS and keyboard LED are available
  • FAIL input.auto-keyboard-light doesn't work, but should on this Mac Automatic keyboard backlight, omarchy layer
    FAIL - the ALS keyboard loop runs
  • FAIL input.keyboard-light-follows-room doesn't work, but should on this Mac Automatic keyboard backlight, omarchy layer
    before: ambient light 31 lux, keyboard light 0/255
    asked: Keep it covered: did the keyboard light come on, or get brighter, within about 10 seconds?
    answer: no
    while covered: ambient light 2 lux, keyboard light 0/255
  • SKIP input.function-keys not tested Keyboard, asahi layer
    built-in keyboard (Hyprland): apple-mtp-keyboard
    hid_apple fnmode: 1 (media keys first, F-keys with Fn)
    asked: On the built-in keyboard, press the brightness keys (F1, F2) and the volume keys (F10, F11, F12), with Fn if they need it: did each do what its key shows?
    answer: skip
  • PASS input.trackpad-gestures works Trackpad, asahi layer
    built-in trackpad (Hyprland): apple-mtp-multi-touch
    Hyprland config: three-finger workspace swipe on
    click: asked: On the built-in trackpad, press down to click: did it click?
    click: answer: yes
    two-finger click: asked: Click with two fingers: did it right-click (a menu, where there is one)?
    two-finger click: answer: yes
    two-finger scroll: asked: Scroll with two fingers, up and down: did it scroll smoothly both ways?
    two-finger scroll: answer: yes
    three-finger swipe: asked: Swipe three fingers left and right: did it switch workspaces?
    three-finger swipe: answer: yes

sep

  • PASS sep.attach works Secure enclave (SEP), asahi layer
    SEP attached and advertised endpoints; fingerprint matching is checked separately
    system firmware (sepOS proxy): 26.6.2
    system iBoot build: mBoot-18000.161.10
    stub firmware (not running sepOS): 13.5
    stub iBoot build: iBoot-8422.141.2
    m1n1 stage 2: v1.6.1-omarchy.aurora17
    actual sepOS version/build: unavailable (not exposed by the kernel)
    SEP diagnostics ABI: 1
    SEP profile: T8112/J415
    SEP boot: warm
    SEP protocol: variant5
    SEP attach: attached
    SEP endpoints: 12
    SEP keystore: open
    SEP keybag: present
    SEP sensor: online
    SEP touchid: ready
    SEP xart: enabled
    profile and protocol describe the driver, not the running sepOS version
    SEP driver bound: yes
    /dev/sep-bio present: yes
    xART writes parameter: unavailable
    keybag provisioning parameter: unavailable
    default sensor calibration file: 64452 bytes (contents not read)
    sensor device-tree node: present
    sensor node enabled: yes
    linux-aurora: 7.1.12.aurora2-20261017.20
    m1n1-aurora: 1.6.1.aurora17-5
    libfprint: 1.94.100-1.1
    aurora-touchid: 20261003-2
    fprintd: 1.94.5-2
    apple-sep.service: active
    aurora-sep.service: inactive
    fprintd.service: inactive
    SEP: other driver event
    SEP: sensor setup outcome

touch-id

  • PASS touch-id.ready works Touch ID, asahi layer
    SEP and sensor report ready; a fingerprint match was not tested
    SEP diagnostics ABI: 1
    SEP profile: T8112/J415
    SEP boot: warm
    SEP protocol: variant5
    SEP attach: attached
    SEP endpoints: 12
    SEP keystore: open
    SEP keybag: present
    SEP sensor: online
    SEP touchid: ready
    SEP xart: enabled
    profile and protocol describe the driver, not the running sepOS version
    SEP driver bound: yes
    /dev/sep-bio present: yes
    xART writes parameter: unavailable
    keybag provisioning parameter: unavailable
    default sensor calibration file: 64452 bytes (contents not read)
    sensor device-tree node: present
    sensor node enabled: yes
    linux-aurora: 7.1.12.aurora2-20261017.20
    m1n1-aurora: 1.6.1.aurora17-5
    libfprint: 1.94.100-1.1
    aurora-touchid: 20261003-2
    fprintd: 1.94.5-2
    apple-sep.service: active
    aurora-sep.service: inactive
    fprintd.service: inactive
    SEP: other driver event
    SEP: sensor setup outcome
  • PASS touch-id.unlock works Touch ID, asahi layer
    observational check of an existing unlock this boot; no verification command was run
    an enrollment listing or a readiness flag alone is not proof of matching
    asked: With a fingerprint you already enrolled, did your normal Touch ID unlock (lock screen or sudo) work this boot? Skip if you haven't tried it or have no enrollment.
    answer: yes

camera

  • PASS camera.isp works Camera image signal processor (ISP), aurora layer
    camera: /dev/video1, from the ISP driver (apple-isp)
    other video devices: video0 (avd)
  • PASS camera.frames works Camera image signal processor (ISP), aurora layer
    asked ffmpeg for 30 frames from /dev/video1 (read and discarded, none kept)
    stream: 1280x720, nv12
    frames: 30 of 30
  • PASS camera.image works Camera image signal processor (ISP), aurora layer
    showed /dev/video1 live for 10 s (mpv)
    asked: Did the camera window show you, live: the right way up, in focus, with natural colours and smooth movement?
    answer: yes

ports

  • PASS ports.usb-c works USB3 on Thunderbolt ports, asahi layer
    USB-C ports: 2 (USB-PD controller, /sys/class/typec), 1 with something plugged in
    port 1: plugged in (data host, power source)
    USB controllers: 2 root hubs (480 Mbps, 10000 Mbps)
    USB devices: 5: hub at 480 Mbps, billboard at 12 Mbps, hub at 5000 Mbps, miscellaneous at 5000 Mbps, vendor-specific at 5000 Mbps
  • SKIP ports.thunderbolt not tested Thunderbolt, asahi layer
    no Thunderbolt/USB4 domain registered (thunderbolt-apple-nhi)
    skipped: the device you plugged in isn't Thunderbolt/USB4 (no USB-C partner in Thunderbolt alt mode or USB4 mode), so the Thunderbolt/USB4 host never starts
  • SKIP ports.external-displays not tested External displays over USB-C (DP alt mode and USB4), aurora layer
    USB-C display connectors: 2 (DP-1, DP-2)
    skipped: no display plugged into a USB-C port
  • PASS ports.devices-work works USB3 on Thunderbolt ports, asahi layer
    listed: 1 USB-C port(s) in use, 5 USB device(s), 0 Thunderbolt/USB4 link(s)
    asked: Is everything you plugged into the USB-C ports listed above, and does it work (a stick's files open, a hub's or dock's ports work, a charger charges)?
    answer: yes
  • SKIP ports.external-display-picture not tested External displays over USB-C (DP alt mode and USB4), aurora layer
    skipped: no display in use on a USB-C port

power

  • PASS power.battery works Battery information, asahi layer
    macsmc-battery: Full, 100% charged, charge limit 100%
  • PASS power.charge-limit works Battery information, asahi layer
    charge limit before: 100% (charging restarts at 100%)
    set 80%: the SMC reads back 80% (charging restarts at 75%)
    cleared to 100%: the SMC reads back 100% (charging restarts at 100%)
    put back to 100% afterwards
  • FAIL power.charge-limit-kept doesn't work, but should on this Mac Battery charge limit kept across reboots, omarchy layer
    nothing saved in /etc/udev/macsmc-battery.conf
    omarchy-battery-charge-limit isn't installed (omarchy-mac's `omarchy battery charge limit`)
    nothing of omarchy-mac's restores a saved limit at boot (/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/94-omarchy-mac-battery-charge-limit.rules, /usr/lib/omarchy-mac/battery-charge-limit-restore missing)
    the saved limit put back as it was (no /etc/udev/macsmc-battery.conf)
  • PASS power.idle-draw works Battery information, asahi layer
    idle on battery for 30 s: 14.8 W average (lowest 13.9 W, highest 16.1 W), from power_now
  • SKIP power.sleep-drain not tested Suspend and sleep, asahi layer
    skipped: you chose not to (it takes about ten minutes)

cpu

  • PASS cpu.frequency-scaling works CPU frequency scaling, asahi layer
    policy0: CPUs 0-3, apple-cpufreq, 600-2424 MHz, schedutil
    policy4: CPUs 4-7, apple-cpufreq, 660-3504 MHz, schedutil

benchmark

  • PASS benchmark.opengl works GPU, asahi layer score 1,535 points (glmark2 2023.01, suite 1) · compare
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2
    already installed: vkmark ffmpeg
    glmark2-wayland --off-screen at 1920x1080, 8 scenes of 3 s (suite 1)
    renderer: Apple M2 (G14G B0), OpenGL 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 26.2.5-arch1.1
    [build] use-vbo=true: 2128 fps (0.470 ms a frame)
    [texture] texture-filter=linear: 2380 fps (0.420 ms a frame)
    [shading] shading=phong: 1926 fps (0.519 ms a frame)
    [bump] bump-render=high-poly: 1550 fps (0.645 ms a frame)
    [effect2d] kernel=0,1,0;1,-4,1;0,1,0;: 1512 fps (0.662 ms a frame)
    [desktop] blur-radius=5:effect=blur:passes=1:separable=true:windows=4: 1009 fps (0.991 ms a frame)
    [jellyfish] <default>: 1440 fps (0.695 ms a frame)
    [terrain] <default>: 343 fps (2.921 ms a frame)
    glmark2 score: 1535
  • PASS benchmark.vulkan works GPU, asahi layer score 3,477 points (vkmark 2025.01, suite 1) · compare
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2
    already installed: vkmark ffmpeg
    vkmark --winsys headless at 1920x1080, 7 scenes of 3 s (suite 1)
    device: Apple M2 (G14G B0)
    [vertex] device-local=true: 3518 fps (0.284 ms a frame)
    [texture] anisotropy=16: 3991 fps (0.251 ms a frame)
    [shading] shading=phong: 3338 fps (0.300 ms a frame)
    [shading] shading=cel: 3404 fps (0.294 ms a frame)
    [effect2d] kernel=blur: 2258 fps (0.443 ms a frame)
    [desktop] <default>: 4007 fps (0.250 ms a frame)
    [cube] <default>: 3823 fps (0.262 ms a frame)
    vkmark score: 3477
  • PASS benchmark.h264-decode works Video decoder, asahi layer score 578 frames/s (ffmpeg n9.0.2, suite 1) · compare
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2
    already installed: vkmark ffmpeg
    clip: H.264 1920x1080, 150 frames (testsrc2, libx264 veryfast), decoded 4 times to a null output (suite 1)
    software decode: 600 frames in 0.44 s, 1351.4 fps
    hardware decode (VA-API): 600 frames in 1.04 s, 578.0 fps
    hardware decode is 0.43x software decode
    ffmpeg n9.0.2
  • PASS benchmark.hevc-decode works Video decoder, asahi layer score 1,085 frames/s (ffmpeg n9.0.2, suite 1) · compare
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2
    already installed: vkmark ffmpeg
    clip: HEVC 1920x1080, 150 frames (testsrc2, libx265 ultrafast), decoded 4 times to a null output (suite 1)
    software decode: 600 frames in 0.53 s, 1140.7 fps
    hardware decode (VA-API): 600 frames in 0.55 s, 1085.0 fps
    hardware decode is 0.95x software decode
    ffmpeg n9.0.2

hardware inventory

303 hardware nodes: 254 claimed by a driver, 22 with no device of their own, 4 bus or register containers with no driver of their own, 23 disabled, 0 unclaimed.

Unknown hardware

None: every node on this Mac is either claimed by a driver or known to the feature catalogue.

Kernel build options

66 options differ from Asahi's linux-asahi 7.1.13.asahi3-2 (asahi-alarm/PKGBUILDs@d585b07).

optionAsahithis kernel
CONFIG_APPLE_CLPCnm
CONFIG_APPLE_J613_DISPLAY_GATEny
CONFIG_APPLE_MCCny
CONFIG_APPLE_PMCny
CONFIG_APPLE_SEPym
CONFIG_APPLE_SEP_FV_INTERFACEny
CONFIG_APPLE_T6030_DISPLAY_GATEny
CONFIG_APPLE_TUNABLEmy
CONFIG_ARCH_HAS_MM_PGTABLEny
CONFIG_ARCH_HAS_USER_PAGE_SIZEny
CONFIG_ARCH_SUPPORTS_PT_RECLAIMny
CONFIG_ARM64_BTI_KERNELny
CONFIG_ARM64_USER4K_EXPERIMENTALny
CONFIG_BLK_INLINE_ENCRYPTIONny
CONFIG_BPF_LSMyn
CONFIG_BT_MTK7932_PCIEnm
CONFIG_BUILDTIME_MCOUNT_SORTyn
CONFIG_DRM_ACCEL_ANEnm
CONFIG_DRM_APPLE_FABRIC_COREnm
CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACEyn
CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_ARGSyn
CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_CALL_OPSyn
CONFIG_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_DIRECT_CALLSyn
CONFIG_FTRACE_MCOUNT_USE_PATCHABLE_FUNCTION_ENTRYyn
CONFIG_FTRACE_SYSCALLSyn
CONFIG_FUNCTION_ALIGNMENT84
CONFIG_FUNCTION_ALIGNMENT_8Byn
CONFIG_FUNCTION_GRAPH_TRACERyn
CONFIG_FUNCTION_TRACERyn
CONFIG_GENERIC_TRACERyn
CONFIG_HAS_LTO_CLANGny
CONFIG_HAVE_ARCH_TLB_REMOVE_TABLEny
CONFIG_HAVE_CFI_ICALL_NORMALIZE_INTEGERSny
CONFIG_HAVE_CFI_ICALL_NORMALIZE_INTEGERS_RUSTCny
CONFIG_HAVE_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_CALL_OPSyn
CONFIG_HAVE_DYNAMIC_FTRACE_WITH_DIRECT_CALLSyn
CONFIG_HID_APPLE_MTP_HAPTICnm
CONFIG_IGBnm
CONFIG_IGB_HWMONny
CONFIG_IGCnm
CONFIG_IGC_LEDSny
CONFIG_MM_IDny
CONFIG_MM_SUBPAGEny
CONFIG_MT7932_FULLMACnm
CONFIG_MTD_PHRAMnm
CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_I825XXny
CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_INTELny
CONFIG_PAGE_EXTENSIONny
CONFIG_PCIE_APPLE_PIODMA_DIAGny
CONFIG_RESET_APPLE_CIOny
CONFIG_SENSORS_APPLE_PMP_J613nm
CONFIG_SERIAL_APPLE_DOCKCHANNELny
CONFIG_SERIAL_APPLE_DOCKCHANNEL_EARLYCONny
CONFIG_SND_SOC_APPLE_T8140_AOP_AUDIOnm
CONFIG_SPI_APPLE_QSPInm
CONFIG_TASKS_RUDE_RCUyn
CONFIG_THERMAL_DEFAULT_GOV_POWER_ALLOCATORny
CONFIG_THERMAL_DEFAULT_GOV_STEP_WISEyn
CONFIG_TRACE_SYSCALL_BUF_SIZE_DEFAULT63n
CONFIG_TRUSTED_KEYSny
CONFIG_TYPECmy
CONFIG_TYPEC_SN201202Xnm
CONFIG_USB4nm
CONFIG_USB4_APPLE_SOCnm
CONFIG_USB4_NETnm
CONFIG_WARN_CONTEXT_ANALYSISny

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