points by Nux 21 hours ago | 0 comments
This works, tried last night in my M1, you need to install the fairydust kernel and reboot.
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/lacamar/fairydust-ke...
My Dell external monitor (+builtin usb/ethernet hub) connected via usb-c thunderbolt started working right away.
My problem is I can't use my 2nd external monitor. :)
Also no luks fde support which is a big deal, basically I can't take it anywhere.
[–] vlz 17 hours ago
[–] Nux 16 hours ago
Thanks for sharing, I'll try that.
[–] vlz 15 hours ago
Oh wait, there is also this tool which automates some of that. I think I used that tool instead of the blog article itself. It's the same idea though.
[–] alentred 21 hours ago
Huh. Thank you for the info!
I am always looking at this "Device Support" page [1] and it's still red there. I even have a calendar reminder to check it out every once in a while, but if it's not being updated I might drop my calendar reminder then :)
[–] cavoirom 21 hours ago
I developed the habit that letting AI assistant look up information like this for me. It might be hidden in the docs I usually over-look.
You can get an "unecrypted boot, encrypted root" setup though.
https://davidalger.com/posts/fedora-asahi-remix-on-apple-sil...
Did you consider that? I am personally using that and feeling pretty good about it, but maybe I am missing something?