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$ omarchy-m-test

Apple MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020)

community report

chip
M1 (t8103, board j293)
kernel
7.1.12-2-20261013.18-sep-ARCH
stack
converged 4.0.0
build
f60e1ba.2026092602 · linux-aurora 7.1.12.aurora2-20261013.18 · omarchy-mac-boot 20260926-1 · tester 0.1.13
image
format 1, platform apple-silicon
system
archarm, limine, encryption off
tool
omarchy-m-test 0.1.13
catalogue
feature catalogue v14
uploaded
2026-10-24 23:08 UTC
results
42 pass · 3 fail · 1 gap · 27 skip
packages (12)
omarchy4.0.0.alpha.quattro.r1790450903.gf60e1ba4c476-1.2026092602
omarchy-settings4.0.0.alpha.quattro.r1790450903.gf60e1ba4c476-1.2026092602
omarchy-mac0.2.3-1
omarchy-mac-boot20260926-1.2026092602
linux-aurora7.1.12.aurora2-20261013.18
m1n1-aurora1.6.1.aurora14-1
uboot-asahi2026.07.asahi2-4
limine12.9.0-1
mesa1:26.2.4-1
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, M1, 2020)
compatible: apple,j293 apple,t8103 apple,arm-platform
chip: M1 (t8103)
kernel: 7.1.12-2-20261013.18-sep-ARCH
  • PASS system.failed-units works System services, omarchy layer 
    PASS  units            no failed system or user units
  • PASS system.snapshots works Snapshots, omarchy layer 
    PASS  snapshots        /.snapshots is a btrfs subvolume holding 3 snapshots

boot

  • PASS boot.kernel-package works Boot chain, omarchy layer 
    PASS  kernel           running 7.1.12-2-20261013.18-sep-ARCH from linux-aurora 7.1.12.aurora2-20261013.18
  • PASS boot.chain works Boot chain, omarchy layer 
    PASS  boot-check       running linux-aurora 7.1.12-2-20261013.18-sep-ARCH; installed boot files match
  • PASS boot.files works Boot chain, omarchy layer 
    INFO  boot-file        <hex>  /boot/efi/EFI/Linux/omarchy_lab-linux-aurora-modules-12.6.efi
INFO  boot-file        <hex>  /boot/efi/EFI/Linux/omarchy_linux-aurora-12.6.efi
INFO  boot-file        <hex>  /boot/efi/EFI/Linux/omarchy_linux-aurora.efi
INFO  boot-file        <hex>  /boot/efi/EFI/Linux/qualify-7.2.10.efi
INFO  boot-file        <hex>  /boot/efi/limine.conf
INFO  boot-file        <hex>  /boot/efi/m1n1/boot.bin
  • SKIP boot.encryption not tested Disk encryption, omarchy layer 
    the root filesystem isn't encrypted: part btrfs < 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]
  • FAIL packages.hardware doesn't work, but should on this Mac First-boot hardware setup, omarchy layer 
    not installed: vulkan-asahi
installed: mesa 1:26.2.4-1, 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 is disabled on this image by design: omarchy-mac-first-boot runs the deferred hardware setup (20-mac-first-boot.conf)
first boot is done, but its journal no longer shows how it went
  • PASS setup.vendor-firmware works Vendor firmware, omarchy layer 
    PASS  vendor-firmware  omarchy-vendor-firmware.service finished in this boot

hardware

  • GAP hardware.drivers not yet supported by Aurora A driver for every hardware node, aurora layer 
    288 hardware nodes: 260 claimed by a driver, 19 with no device of their own, 4 that no driver binds by design (CPU frequency clusters, timer, SMBIOS), 4 disabled, 1 unclaimed
unclaimed: apple,mesa-fingerprint (1 node): unknown hardware
  • FAIL hardware.firmware doesn't work, but should on this Mac Firmware for every driver that asks, omarchy layer 
    r8152 2-4:1.0: Direct firmware load for rtl_nic/rtl8156b-2.fw failed with error -2
  • PASS hardware.probe-errors works A driver for every hardware node, aurora layer 
    no driver probe errors in this boot's kernel log
  • 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)
63 options differ: 41 built here but not by Asahi, 16 built by Asahi but not here, 6 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_PMP_REPORT_NEO: 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_ARM64_BTI_KERNEL: 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_DRM_APPLE_NEO: Asahi n, this kernel y
CONFIG_DRM_APPLE_NEO_AUDIO: Asahi n, this kernel y
CONFIG_DRM_ASAHI_NEO: Asahi n, this kernel y
CONFIG_DRM_GEM_DMA_HELPER: Asahi m, this kernel y
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_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
[23 more differences]

gpu

  • PASS gpu.driver works GPU, asahi layer 
    asahi driver bound to 206400000.gpu
  • PASS gpu.vulkan works GPU, asahi layer 
    Asahi Vulkan driver installed (asahi_icd.json)
vulkaninfo (vulkan-tools) isn't installed, so the Vulkan version wasn't read
  • PASS gpu.opengl works GPU, asahi layer 
    renderer: Apple M1 (G13G B1)
OpenGL core profile version: 4.6 (Core Profile) Mesa 26.2.4-arch1.1
OpenGL ES profile version: OpenGL ES 3.2 Mesa 26.2.4-arch1.1
installed for this run, removed at its end: mesa-utils

video

  • SKIP video.h264-on-screen not tested Video decoder, asahi layer 
    skipped: running over SSH: the test card is played on this Mac's own screen, for someone at it
  • SKIP video.hevc-on-screen not tested Video decoder, asahi layer 
    skipped: running over SSH: the test card is played on this Mac's own screen, for someone at it

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
  • PASS display.backlight works Display brightness, asahi layer 
    ok - 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
  • SKIP display.brightness-steps not tested Display brightness, asahi layer 
    backlight apple-panel-bl: 140/509 at the start
skipped: brightnessctl couldn't set the backlight (Failed to set brightness: Operation not permitted)
  • SKIP display.cursor not tested 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: skip

audio

  • PASS audio.sound-cards works Audio interface (MCA), asahi layer 
    PASS  sound-cards      AppleJ293HPAI, AppleJ293, Device
  • PASS audio.default-sink works Speakers, asahi layer 
    PASS  default-sink     USB Advanced Audio Device Analog Stereo (alsa_output.usb-StarTech.com_USB_Advanced_Audio_Device-00.analog-stereo)
  • 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
  • PASS audio.microphone-mapping works Microphone mapping, omarchy layer 
    PASS mic mapper running
  • PASS audio.microphone-signal works Microphones, asahi layer 
    default input: omarchy_asahi_mic
captured 65536 samples: peak 1381, rms 352.1 (16-bit)
  • SKIP audio.speaker-tone not tested Speakers, asahi layer 
    speakersafetyd: active
kernel log: Speaker volumes unlocked
default output: another output (its name isn't recorded)
skipped: the default output isn't the speakers' protected DSP sink, so nothing was played
  • SKIP audio.headphone-detection not tested 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: skip
default output after: another output (its name isn't recorded)

network

  • PASS network.wifi works Wi-Fi, asahi layer 
    PASS  wifi             wlan0 is connected
  • PASS network.wifi-backend works iwd Wi-Fi backend, omarchy layer 
    PASS  wifi-backend     NetworkManager uses iwd
  • PASS network.bluetooth works Bluetooth, asahi layer 
    PASS  bluetooth        controller powered
  • SKIP network.bluetooth-pairing not tested 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: skip
paired devices: 0 before, 0 after
  • SKIP network.wifi-first-join not tested First join to a 5 GHz Wi-Fi network, omarchy layer 
    skipped: running over SSH, where it could cut the connection

sleep

  • SKIP sleep.lid-suspend not tested Suspend and sleep, asahi layer 
    skipped: running over SSH, where it could cut the connection
  • SKIP sleep.clamshell not tested Clamshell mode (lid closed with an external display), omarchy layer 
    skipped: running over SSH, where it could cut the connection
  • SKIP sleep.wifi-after-resume not tested Wi-Fi, asahi layer 
    skipped: running over SSH, where it could cut the connection
  • SKIP sleep.thunderbolt-after-resume not tested Thunderbolt, asahi layer 
    skipped: running over SSH, where it could cut the connection

input

  • PASS input.ambient-light works Always-on processor (AOP: ambient light sensor, lid angle), aurora layer 
    ok - 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
  • SKIP input.keyboard-light-follows-room not tested Automatic keyboard backlight, omarchy layer 
    before: ambient light 4 lux, keyboard light 211/255
asked: Keep it covered: did the keyboard light come on, or get brighter, within about 10 seconds?
answer: skip
while covered: ambient light 4 lux, keyboard light 211/255
  • SKIP input.function-keys not tested Keyboard, asahi layer 
    Hyprland couldn't list the input devices (run from the desktop to see them)
hid_apple fnmode: 3 (auto: 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
  • SKIP input.trackpad-gestures not tested Trackpad, asahi layer 
    Hyprland couldn't list the input devices (run from the desktop to see them)
Hyprland config: three-finger workspace swipe off
click: asked: On the built-in trackpad, press down to click: did it click?
click: answer: skip
two-finger click: asked: Click with two fingers: did it right-click (a menu, where there is one)?
two-finger click: answer: skip
two-finger scroll: asked: Scroll with two fingers, up and down: did it scroll smoothly both ways?
two-finger scroll: answer: skip
three-finger swipe: skipped: off in your config

sep

  • PASS sep.attach works Secure enclave (SEP), asahi layer 
    SEP attached and advertised endpoints; fingerprint matching is checked separately
system firmware (sepOS proxy): 27.0
system iBoot build: mBoot-20457.1.29
stub firmware (not running sepOS): 13.5
stub iBoot build: iBoot-8422.141.2
m1n1 stage 2: v1.6.1-omarchy.aurora14
actual sepOS version/build: unavailable (not exposed by the kernel)
SEP diagnostics ABI: 1
SEP profile: T8103/J313
SEP boot: cold
SEP protocol: sepos13
SEP attach: attached
SEP endpoints: 12
SEP keystore: open
SEP keybag: unknown
SEP sensor: unbound
SEP touchid: unknown
SEP xart: disabled
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: unavailable
sensor device-tree node: present
sensor node enabled: yes
linux-aurora: 7.1.12.aurora2-20261013.18
m1n1-aurora: 1.6.1.aurora14-1
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: platform profile selected
SEP: anti-replay store event
SEP: cold boot TZ0 accepted
SEP: cold boot IMG4 acknowledged
SEP: endpoints advertised

touch-id

  • SKIP touch-id.ready not tested Touch ID, asahi layer 
    read-only SEP installation: fingerprint operations are disabled
SEP diagnostics ABI: 1
SEP profile: T8103/J313
SEP boot: cold
SEP protocol: sepos13
SEP attach: attached
SEP endpoints: 12
SEP keystore: open
SEP keybag: unknown
SEP sensor: unbound
SEP touchid: unknown
SEP xart: disabled
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: unavailable
sensor device-tree node: present
sensor node enabled: yes
linux-aurora: 7.1.12.aurora2-20261013.18
m1n1-aurora: 1.6.1.aurora14-1
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: platform profile selected
SEP: anti-replay store event
SEP: cold boot TZ0 accepted
SEP: cold boot IMG4 acknowledged
SEP: endpoints advertised
  • SKIP touch-id.unlock not tested Touch ID, asahi layer 
    skipped: requires a person at this Mac's local terminal; unattended and SSH runs collect diagnostics only

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
  • SKIP camera.image not tested Camera image signal processor (ISP), aurora layer 
    skipped: running over SSH: the camera is shown on this Mac's own screen, for someone at it

ports

  • PASS ports.usb-c works USB3 on Thunderbolt ports, asahi layer 
    USB-C ports: 2 (USB-PD controller, /sys/class/typec), 2 with something plugged in
port 0: plugged in (data device, power sink)
port 1: plugged in (data device, power sink)
USB controllers: 4 root hubs (480 Mbps, 5000 Mbps)
USB devices: 2: audio at 12 Mbps, vendor-specific at 5000 Mbps
  • PASS ports.thunderbolt works Thunderbolt, asahi layer 
    Thunderbolt/USB4 controllers: 1 (domains registered by thunderbolt-apple-nhi)
linked: a Thunderbolt or USB4 device (generation 3, 20.0 Gb/s, 2 lanes)
retimers: 1
  • 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
  • SKIP ports.devices-work not tested USB3 on Thunderbolt ports, asahi layer 
    listed: 2 USB-C port(s) in use, 2 USB device(s), 1 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: skip
  • 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
  • PASS power.charge-limit-kept works Battery charge limit kept across reboots, omarchy layer 
    `omarchy-battery-charge-limit` shows 100%, as the SMC has
omarchy-mac's udev rule and helper that restore a saved limit at boot are installed
nothing saved in /etc/udev/macsmc-battery.conf
`omarchy battery charge limit 80`: the SMC reads back 80% (charging restarts at 75%), 80% saved for the next boot
`omarchy battery charge limit 100`: the SMC reads back 100% (charging restarts at 100%)
the saved limit put back as it was (no /etc/udev/macsmc-battery.conf)
  • SKIP power.idle-draw not tested Battery information, asahi layer 
    skipped: the Mac is on AC power (battery Full), where the battery doesn't show what it draws, and nobody may be at the Mac to unplug the charger (running over SSH, where it could cut the connection)
  • SKIP power.sleep-drain not tested Suspend and sleep, asahi layer 
    skipped: running over SSH, where it could cut the connection

cpu

  • PASS cpu.frequency-scaling works CPU frequency scaling, asahi layer 
    policy0: CPUs 0-3, apple-cpufreq, 600-2064 MHz, performance
policy4: CPUs 4-7, apple-cpufreq, 600-2988 MHz, performance

benchmark

  • PASS benchmark.opengl works GPU, asahi layer score 1,785 points (glmark2 2023.01, suite 1) · compare 
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2 assimp vkmark
already installed: ffmpeg
glmark2-wayland --off-screen at 1920x1080, 8 scenes of 3 s (suite 1)
renderer: Apple M1 (G13G B1), OpenGL 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 26.2.4-arch1.1
[build] use-vbo=true: 2384 fps (0.419 ms a frame)
[texture] texture-filter=linear: 2519 fps (0.397 ms a frame)
[shading] shading=phong: 2019 fps (0.495 ms a frame)
[bump] bump-render=high-poly: 2172 fps (0.461 ms a frame)
[effect2d] kernel=0,1,0;1,-4,1;0,1,0;: 1841 fps (0.543 ms a frame)
[desktop] blur-radius=5:effect=blur:passes=1:separable=true:windows=4: 1165 fps (0.859 ms a frame)
[jellyfish] <default>: 1875 fps (0.534 ms a frame)
[terrain] <default>: 318 fps (3.151 ms a frame)
glmark2 score: 1785
  • PASS benchmark.vulkan works GPU, asahi layer score 4,467 points (vkmark 2025.01, suite 1) · compare 
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2 assimp vkmark
already installed: ffmpeg
vkmark --winsys headless at 1920x1080, 7 scenes of 3 s (suite 1)
device: Apple M1 (G13G B1)
[vertex] device-local=true: 5798 fps (0.172 ms a frame)
[texture] anisotropy=16: 5718 fps (0.175 ms a frame)
[shading] shading=phong: 2774 fps (0.360 ms a frame)
[shading] shading=cel: 3035 fps (0.329 ms a frame)
[effect2d] kernel=blur: 1908 fps (0.524 ms a frame)
[desktop] <default>: 6459 fps (0.155 ms a frame)
[cube] <default>: 5581 fps (0.179 ms a frame)
vkmark score: 4467
  • PASS benchmark.h264-decode works Video decoder, asahi layer score 320 frames/s (ffmpeg n9.0.2, suite 1) · compare 
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2 assimp vkmark
already installed: ffmpeg
clip: H.264 1920x1080, 150 frames (testsrc2, libx264 veryfast), decoded 4 times to a null output (suite 1)
software decode: 600 frames in 0.48 s, 1239.7 fps
hardware decode (VA-API): 600 frames in 1.87 s, 320.3 fps
hardware decode is 0.26x software decode
ffmpeg n9.0.2
  • PASS benchmark.hevc-decode works Video decoder, asahi layer score 429 frames/s (ffmpeg n9.0.2, suite 1) · compare 
    installed for this run, removed at its end: glmark2 assimp vkmark
already installed: ffmpeg
clip: HEVC 1920x1080, 150 frames (testsrc2, libx265 ultrafast), decoded 4 times to a null output (suite 1)
software decode: 600 frames in 0.52 s, 1145.0 fps
hardware decode (VA-API): 600 frames in 1.40 s, 428.6 fps
hardware decode is 0.37x software decode
ffmpeg n9.0.2

hardware inventory

288 hardware nodes: 260 claimed by a driver, 19 with no device of their own, 4 bus or register containers with no driver of their own, 4 disabled, 1 unclaimed.

Unknown hardware

  • apple,mesa-fingerprint (1 node): unknown hardware, no driver claimed it

Kernel build options

63 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_PMP_REPORT_NEOny
CONFIG_APPLE_SEPym
CONFIG_APPLE_SEP_FV_INTERFACEny
CONFIG_APPLE_T6030_DISPLAY_GATEny
CONFIG_APPLE_TUNABLEmy
CONFIG_ARM64_BTI_KERNELny
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_DRM_APPLE_NEOny
CONFIG_DRM_APPLE_NEO_AUDIOny
CONFIG_DRM_ASAHI_NEOny
CONFIG_DRM_GEM_DMA_HELPERmy
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_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_MT7932_FULLMACnm
CONFIG_MTD_PHRAMnm
CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_I825XXny
CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_INTELny
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
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