04:59 <bubblesweet> does anyone have any advice on getting xorg/dwm/and nvidia setup? sorry for being a noob just found crux and installed it and wanted to know the most koser path of install

05:01 <bubblesweet> any help is much appreciated and sorry to be a bother

05:22 <bubblesweet> nevermind got it :)

06:18 <jaeger> Glad you got it, I'm a bit late but it should be pretty easy :)

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18:50 <bubblesweet> @jaeger sorry to bother you i fell asleep and you were kind enough to message me. I got dwm to "work" but I am having trouble getting keyboard and mouse input in to the session. what is the typical service to facilitate this? I saw your post on the docs that pointed to udev running the service and from my understanding that should get launched by

18:50 <bubblesweet> the rc system but should there also be a file in rc.d? Sorry to be a bother

18:51 <jaeger> Generally you don't need to mess with udev, I would suspect something else like libinput or missing kernel support

18:51 <jaeger> Do you have libinput and xorg-xf86-input-libinput installed?

18:52 <bubblesweet> I have both of those installed just checked

18:53 <bubblesweet> is there a specific kernel feature i should be looking for? again sorry to be a bother am noob <3

18:53 <jaeger> Hrmm... have you configured xorg manually or let it try to autodetect devices?

18:54 <jaeger> That depends a lot on your devices. If they're just standard usb stuff then you probably already have the right stuff enabled, but if you have for example an unusual touchpad or something, maybe not

18:54 <jaeger> Can you post your Xorg log file to pastebin.com or similar?

18:55 <bubblesweet> i am trying to get it working on a thinkpad before i swap my desktop to crux haha. I can try and get a pastebin up for you here in a moment thanks so much!

18:56 <jaeger> Usually thinkpads are very well supported, though maybe it depends on which model

19:01 <bubblesweet> I have an old x1 extreme gen2 if im not mistaken

19:01 <bubblesweet> Here is the ouput when i try to do Xorg -configure

19:01 <bubblesweet> https://pastebin.com/VS8pbWHr

19:04 <jaeger> And what does the xorg.conf.new file that it generates contain?

19:06 <jaeger> I'm not seeing anything in that log about specific input devices like mouse and keyboard details, might need a real session log

19:06 <bubblesweet> it didnt give me one bc it said the # of screens didnt match number of detected devices and closes that log

19:07 <jaeger> Didn't you say you had a dwm session running but without input? What changed since then?

19:08 <bubblesweet> oh ill snag that one too sorry

19:09 <jaeger> Also, is your user in the 'video' group? That "Failed to open DRM device" error might be indicative of a permissions issue (or possibly missing kernel driver)

19:10 <jaeger> I need to go run a couple of errands, will be back in a bit

19:10 <bubblesweet> no worries thanks much!

19:10 <bubblesweet> and yeah i am in video group

19:14 <bubblesweet> https://pastebin.com/XTT3sxGf

19:21 <bubblesweet> ah so i cleared my xorg.conf and now keyboard works working on trackpad now :)

19:40 <jaeger> Looks like good progress

19:42 <jaeger> The internet indicates that the touchpad on that model thinkpad is PS/2 rather than USB, usually not much to get those working. I didn't see anything about it in the xorg log, do you see it with 'libinput list-devices' ?

19:43 <bubblesweet> yeah i looked that up actually and when i went through menuconfig i tabbed ps2 out bc i am dumb

19:43 <bubblesweet> I am so sorry for wasting your time

19:43 <bubblesweet> rebuilding kernel now

19:43 <bubblesweet> thats embarrassing for me but thank you for the help!

19:43 <jaeger> Ah, no worries. Think we've all done something like that before

19:43 <jaeger> It's nice when it's a simple problem

19:44 <bubblesweet> I was way too tired last night and pulled an oops... i just realized where i read your name too... youre a kind maintainer i appreciate it very much

19:45 <jaeger> Glad to help :)