06:52 <sven> https://github.com/AsahiLinux/m1n1/pull/30 some notes on the DART + probably a script that dumps its pagetables

07:23 <marcan> nice :D

07:29 <marcan> I'm going to (finally) start on the usb-pd/serial interface design tomorrow, if anyone wants to join on the stream

07:29 <marcan> I'll put up a scheduled stream a bit later

07:29 <sven> nice :)

07:31 <sven> I'll see if I can bring up usb in m1n1 (and possibly linux after that)

07:33 <marcan> cool!

17:40 <j`ey> modwizcode: some qemu AIC stuff here https://github.com/TrungNguyen1909/qemu-t8030/commit/063c038ee5936b278ba48782be6fe43e2932e3cc

18:02 <modwizcode> Oh no

18:02 <modwizcode> I'm being scooped!

18:04 <modwizcode> I wish I could get in touch to collab or discuss the changes. nobody replied when I posted some of my work on the qemu mailing list. So far other projects have mostly been one-off hacks by iOS research people

18:04 <modwizcode> And those just patched around the support rather than implement it especially not in an upstreamable way, but this seems more legit.

18:05 <modwizcode> Thanks for showing me that though j`ey

18:05 <j`ey> they have an email

18:05 <j`ey> shame about the qemu mailing list

18:05 <modwizcode> Yeah I'll reach out

18:07 <modwizcode> Sent them a DM on twitter lets see. They seem to be focused on that security research theme, and so far I think mostly they just implement the same stuff I do (although TBH I disagree with the way they implement some of the AIC stuff already)

18:09 <modwizcode> If they can help merge in APRR and KTRR (which they also seem to call CTRR?) it might be beneficial since I've not touched those features at all yet.

18:14 <modwizcode> they have some more ipi registers in the AIC documented though potentially

18:16 <modwizcode> marcan: Looking at this emulator code reveals that maybe those deferred IPIs can be sent through the AIC too?