Post #2932265
2026-02-25 00:39 UTC
@valpackett@social.treehouse.systems WMI? I don't really think that would be it...
On threads related to Yoga C630 people said they needed audio running, otherwise they had similar issues.
It doesn't make any sense on first glance, but some WiFi pins are indeed hooked up to LPI pincontrol, and I have hard time figuring out how this whole thing works. I understand it's an ADSP remoteproc, but how to talk to it, get data from sensors etc is a mystery to me.
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@valpackett@social.treehouse.systems 2026-02-25 03:00
@elly@donotsta.re I don't think it's the Windows WMI, rather W for Wireless? This is from a kernel that's used on the Pixel 4 and such, and it's also a WCN39x0 there.. The SSC is supported by iio-sensor-proxy via libssc and that's how you get accelerometer etc. these days. Interesting that there's a line to it from the wifi but I don't think that requires OS support?.. You don't have ADSP running? o.0 (ADSP on its own, working soundcard routing is not necessary for any of this) Maybe I should get a pyxis, sounds like a good candidate for an ASAP daily-use trial run (?)