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malibal/aon/s1: Add initial intel-only support.
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lenovo-yoga-7-14ARH7-nvidia = import ./lenovo/yoga/7/14ARH7/nvidia;
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lenovo-yoga-7-slim-gen8 = import ./lenovo/yoga/7/slim/gen8;
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letsnote-cf-lx4 = import ./panasonic/letsnote/cf-lx4;
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malibal-aon-s1-intel = import ./malibal/aon/s1;
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microchip-icicle-kit = import ./microchip/icicle-kit;
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microsoft-surface-go = import ./microsoft/surface/surface-go;
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microsoft-surface-pro-intel = import ./microsoft/surface/surface-pro-intel;
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malibal/aon/s1/README.wiki
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= Malibal Aon S1 =
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== Tested Hardware ==
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* CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13700H CPU @ 2.4GHz
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* RAM: 32 GB
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* HDD: 2 TiB SSD
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* Screen: 14" WQXGA+ (2880x1800)
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* Graphics: Intel Raptor Lake-P [Iris Xe Graphics]. nVidia graphics disabled preemptively.
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* Display: Wayland.
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* Input: trackpad
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== Firmware Configuration ==
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No tweaking to get a useful system, but some is needed.
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- Sleeping doesn't work properly and overheats the system.
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- Fans spin even when the system is at almost no load and CPUs report 30°C-35°C
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== Installation ==
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=== Before installation ===
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I don't recall what I did very well, probably just disabled secure boot as
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there's no nice and meaningful way of using it yet.
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=== After installation ===
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=== Optional ===
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* Run fwupd
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== Troubleshooting ==
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== Annoyances ==
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=== It's easy to tap the power button ===
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It's better to ignore short tapping the power button,
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```nix
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services = {
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logind = {
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if options.hardware.ignorePowerButtonTap
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extraConfig = ''
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# Don’t shutdown when power button is short-pressed
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HandlePowerKey=ignore
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'';
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};
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};
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```
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== Broken Functionality ==
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=== Sleeping works, but overheats the machine ===
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This drains battery faster than keeping the machine on and it might get you backpack really warm.
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Best workaround I found so far is to increase the time to take an action, and use shutdown as the action.
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This is *not* a reasonable workaround for most.
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```nix
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services = {
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logind = {
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if options.hardware.ignorePowerButtonTap
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extraConfig = ''
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# Shutdown until sleep/hibernate works
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IdleAction=poweroff
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# Ideal case (hibernation onto / isn't working for me, but probably works with a swap partition)
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# When idle, sleep, but hibernate if it's been too long.
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# IdleAction=hybrid-sleep
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'';
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};
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};
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```
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I'm hoping that suspend-then-hibernate will make this a non-issue in practice, but haven't spent time on it.
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{ pkgs, lib, ... }:
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{
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imports = [
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../../../common/pc/laptop
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../../../common/pc/laptop/ssd
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../../../common/cpu/intel
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../../../common/gpu/intel
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../../../common/gpu/nvidia/disable.nix
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];
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boot = {
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kernelParams = [
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"mem_sleep_default=deep"
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"i915.fastboot=1"
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];
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kernelModules = [
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"coretemp"
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];
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};
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powerManagement = {
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powertop.enable = lib.mkDefault true;
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};
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services = {
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fwupd = {
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enable = lib.mkDefault true;
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};
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};
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}
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