Closed Ikuyu closed 1 week ago
Unfortunately, i can not provide that much support for intel machines, since i do not have any t2 macbooks. To the first glance, the issue is that the t2 display output can't be found, but i can't offer any further help. You should try asking in the t2 discord for help.
@Ikuyu Have you found a solution yet?
Unfortunately not. When I rebooted into macOS and then again into popOS I saw the Touch Bar for a brief moment, but after logging out/in it disappeared again. Also, when I saw it, I got the message: Result::unwrap() no Touch Bar found when running your app in the terminal. Same thing with Fedora. I removed popOS and then installed the Fedora T2 Gnome edition. Now, the Touch Bar remains visible, but when I run your Touch Bar app, it again tells me the same thing: Result::unwrap() no Touch Bar found.
Same issue on Arch, rebooting w/o booting into macos seems to work most of the time. The difference between working and failing appears to be the existence of /dev/dri/card1. When that device exists everything works, and when it doesnt the touchbar disappears
The bug is in the t2 kernel driver. There is nothing tiny-dfr can do so this issue should be closed.
Any updates?
This is a driver-related bug on t2
Just install Pop!_OS without Nvidia on my 13 inch Macbook Pro 2019 with integrated GPU. All went well. Everything is working after following the instructions here: https://t2linux.org/ except for the touchbar. So I can´t use ESC, FN-keys etc.
I've installed tiny-dfr with the command: $ sudo apt install tiny-dfr. Then I've restarted the laptop, but... no touchbar. Then I've run 'sudo apt install tiny-dfr' but... no touchbar. Instead I got the message:
thread 'main' panicked at src/main.rs:658:43: called
Result::unwrap()
on anErr
value: No touchbar device found note: run withRUST_BACKTRACE=1
environment variable to display a backtraceAny help on this?