Finally got my @frameworkcomputer Laptop 16 today. Just a few tweaks to my NixOS setup and I'm good to go. Pretty happy with it so far.
Finally got my @frameworkcomputer Laptop 16 today. Just a few tweaks to my NixOS setup and I'm good to go. Pretty happy with it so far.
Mijn nieuwe Framework 16 laptop heeft bijna z'n reis rond de wereld beëindigd.
Taiwan China
Dubai
Frankrijk
België lijkt de volgende logische stap maar je weet maar nooit in dit dorp dat de wereld is.
I have a #Framework16 with #Manjaro and repeatedly have a peculiar situation:
- The mouse pointer can still move
- Any media is still running (audio can be heard)
- all screens freeze, no Interaction of any kind is possible.
- Going in via SSH, I can see no obvious issues in dmesg or Journalctl.
Can ANYBODY point me to at least a way to debug this? It's mildly annoying that I have to always fear to loose work due to my laptop freezing like that.
Tiens, le touchpad qui ne réagit plus sur mon #Framework16 ... je l'enlève, je le remet, il fonctionne à nouveau Plus rapide qu'un reboot :)
The Framework 16 laptop detects when it's booted partially assembled. It boots into a special mode to walk you through completing the assembly. The screen updates to reflect your progress and prompt the next step. This requires no tools to complete. Impressive! Watch:
Hey @frameworkcomputer, are the AMD Framework laptops vulnerable to the recent AMD speculative execution vulnerabilities? See: https://www.amd.com/en/resources/product-security/bulletin/amd-sb-7029.html
If the Framework 16 is impacted, do you all have a timeframe for publishing a new UEFI firmware update? This page currently shows version 3.05, which was released before this AMD security announcement: https://knowledgebase.frame.work/en_us/framework-laptop-16-bios-and-driver-releases-BkeqkVovp
Ich hab heute mal meine #Arch Festplatte wieder ins #FrameWork16 gepackt und kurz mal 800 Updates über mich ergehen lassen. Läuft aber direkt wieder fluffig.
@kolev depending on your needs, you could probably pick up a
#framework13 fairly cheap and I've seen people repair them from states that wouldn't be worth fixing with other laptops. Also I have a #framework16 and absolutely love it.
@muffelmops sofern es dir nicht um fett Rechenleistung im Sinne von drölfzig VMs geht sondern um etwas was auch im Hörsaal passt würd' ich zu nem @frameworkcomputer #Framework13 oder #Framework16 (ohne dedizierte Grafik!) tendieren, weil das Teil muss im Zweifelsfalle den Tag überstehen und per USB-C kriegste das auch gut nachgeladen...
Wtf today my #Framework16 simply froze its graphics. It does so two times. The first time I can get it unstuck by changing to a TTY with Ctrl+Alt+F2 and then back, but the second time I can only reboot. Sound and Mousepointer are still working, but I can't click anything and videos are not updating any longer. WTF is going on here?
#Framework16 laptop troubles continue. Regularly getting errors from amdgpu where it has to try to reset the integrated GPU. I suspect the iGPU is going bad, which is tons of fun.
I do have a discrete GPU I’ve not tried putting in, which *might* solve the problem (heavy emphasis on might), but if not I’ll get to replace the mainboard next.
I’ve had the same issue on multiple distros, multiple kernels - so forced to look at the common denominator.
Fun times.
oh joy, another problem with my Framework 16. this time a very strange keyboard quirk.
For whatever reason, all of a sudden when I try to "ctrl+g" (or ctrl-h, or ctrl+e), the ctrl key gets released the instant I press "g" even though I'm still holding down ctrl.
it only happens with (at least) g, h, or e. other keys don't cause ctrl to incorrectly release.
it still happens when I boot to a different, live USB distro, so it's not my OS.
at first I thought maybe QMK/VIA was somehow at fault, but I can't see any reason why any of my layers would interfere in such a strange way.
no idea if this is a hardware issue or a firmware issue, but if I swap my fn and ctrl keys, the newly mapped ctrl key doesn't have this problem anymore
seems like a defective keyboard. and since framework only sells their computers with 1 year of warranty I'm sure the only option they will give me at this point is for me to pay for a new keyboard out of my own pocket.
@frameworkcomputer Any updates on Coreboot support? Heard it was "low on the priority list" but that was years ago if I recall correctly. Would love to get Libreboot (or just Coreboot) working on my fw16. Thank you!
@wild1145 @frameworkcomputer I've had a #framework13 for a couple of years now and I love it. The one problem I have with it is that it needs additional cooling when under any form of load. I'm told that the #Framework16 has the same issue. #Repairable
If you are plugging a portable USB-C powered monitor into a Framework 16 laptop and the monitor keeps rebooting ... it's not getting enough power.
You have to use a USB-C module that's plugged into one of some specific sockets -- the two four "furthest back" on either side, kinda closest to where you would normally expect to power a laptop. The front two won't work.
And: "Ports 1,2,4,5 are shared on a first come first serve basis. So they are 1.5A by default, but one port from any of these can negotiate 3A over PD. Once that is taken, the other ports are limited to 1.5A. Ports 3,6 are 900mA."
There's a flyer that comes in the box about this, but I didn't make the connection (pun intended) until the symptom popped up.
And a KB article:
https://knowledgebase.frame.work/expansion-card-slot-functionality-on-framework-laptop-16-rkUjGm7cn
@syystuuli I put some of the stickers on my @frameworkcomputer 16
[73714.072490] i2c_designware AMDI0010:03: controller timed out
前幾天更新 (`pacman -Syu`) 後會讓這則系統錯誤訊息發生,同時觸控板就變成不能用了。
重開機可以解。
好像不是定時發生,而是有什麼特定手勢會讓這個狀況發生。
@DJGummikuh@pixelfed.de interesting discovery: One of the Screws attaching the mainboard to the chassis appears to be missing, Position 3/6 @frameworkcomputer
I am very certain I did not loose it, as this is the first time ever I'm digging this deep into my #Framework16, could this be cause for anything?
ok so today I will replace the liquid metal cooling of my #framework16 with a PTM7958 Thermal Pad cooling. The bad thing: the guide on how to do this has THIRTHY-NINE STEPS to install the thing on the photo
The good thing: There IS a guide and only a single tool required to perform it. Still love the concept, even though I have performance issues (which hopefully should be partially solved with this *free* upgrade)
@craige @AlexanderMars @ErickaSimone @GrapheneOS I concur. I've had good experiences with #GrapheneOS on Pixel devices for five years and just moved from a #System76 #OryxPro running Pop!_OS to a #FrameWork16 running #NixOS.
Though have had trouble with coverting the System76 laptop to NixOS due to fan drivers always running the fan at 100%, which is unacceptable for a server.