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Looking for support to kernel 6.0+ #67
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Would also love this. Experiencing the same thing on:
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Hi, i've noticed the same problem since updating to Linux Kernel 6. I don't have much in-depth knowledge of Linux, so my "quick, dirty workaround" is the following: As some of the efivar API doesn't seem to be available anymore (don't know if it's been deprecated or was internal), the compilation fails with the 'applespi_get_saved_bl_level' and the 'applespi_save_bl_level' function. Since it is not a big deal-breaker for me if the backlight levels don't get saved in between boots, I just changed them into dummy functions for now ;) |
Great to hear you got it working. I tried your method and loaded the modules using dkms. Doesn't load on boot because it's asking for it to be signed?
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Weird, I have the same kernel version installed and I'm also on Arch. I just did: make all && make install, this worked for me. |
Looks like it did work! I just had to disable |
Great to hear that you got it to work and yes I think it's a known problem that the device rules of usbmuxd interfere with the touchbar driver. (see #42) |
You can try https://github.com/almas/macbook12-spi-driver/tree/touchbar-driver-hid-driver |
It worked perfectly for me, thanks a lot |
Trying to compile on Debian testing I get the following trace:
Here some details about local setup on Debian testing (bookworm):
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