clawdie-iso/doc/ZED-VULKAN-HANDOFF.md
Sam & Claude 6bade5d04e Merge xfce-operator-usb: AMD ASUS hardware lane + XFCE panel polish (Sam & Claude)
Consolidates the operator-USB work into main now that the AMD ASUS hardware-evidence collection is closed and Codex is parked. Brings the live-session hardware lane (XInput/libinput touchpad guard, internal audio + resolver bootstrap, hw-report with gated public upload, operator-USB branding) and the config-only XFCE panel polish (Pass 1 + Pass 2: branded Whisker PNG, xkb text mode, panel 40px, systray square-icons).

Conflict: doc/LLM-PROVIDER-HARNESS.md was evolved on both sides. Resolved as a union with no content lost — the xfce-side harness/provider/fabric restructure is the base, and main's two unique blocks (Verifying Key Cleanup flow, the 2D Platform x Harness matrix + populate/add procedures) are preserved. The doc owner may later dedupe the overlap between the two 1D matrices and the 2D matrix.

Verification debt stays explicit and open (not closed by this merge): XFCE visual-polish confirmation and the next rebuilt-image hardware retest, per doc/XFCE-PANEL-BUGS-HANDOFF.md and PLAN-OPERATOR-USB-NEXT.md.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-04 20:04:23 +02:00

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Zed Vulkan Handoff

From: Pi ISO Developer Date: 20.maj.2026 Status: IN-PROGRESS — AMD Vulkan proof recorded; Intel and Zed policy remain open

Deletion Criteria

  • Latest operator USB image boots to SDDM/XFCE on Intel hardware.
  • vulkaninfo --summary succeeds on Intel hardware and output is recorded.
  • Latest operator USB image boots to SDDM/XFCE on AMD/Ryzen hardware.
  • vulkaninfo --summary succeeds on AMD/Ryzen hardware and output is recorded in doc/AMD-ASUS-XFCE-LIVE-USB-FINDINGS.md.
  • Operator decides Zed telemetry / AI-provider default posture before any move from disk-install extras to live rootfs.

Tasks

  • Keep baseline live editor stack lightweight: Mousepad + Geany + Micro.

  • Add vulkan-tools to the live image so Codex ISO Builder can test Vulkan without installing extra packages.

  • Park zed-editor in pkg-list-disk-install-extras.txt, not live rootfs.

  • Codex ISO Builder: run Intel Vulkan check:

    vulkaninfo --summary
    
  • Codex ISO Builder / Operator: AMD/Ryzen Vulkan check passed on ASUS ZenBook UX325UA:

    AMD Radeon Graphics (RADV RENOIR)
    Mesa 24.1.7
    
  • Codex ISO Builder: if vulkaninfo --summary fails, capture:

    pciconf -lv | grep -B3 -A4 -E 'VGA|display'
    kldstat | grep -E 'drm|i915|amdgpu|radeon'
    ls -l /dev/dri
    dmesg | tail -120
    

Results (fill in when done)

  • Build: pending
  • Tests: partial hardware proof recorded
  • Intel Vulkan: pending
  • AMD/Ryzen Vulkan: pass — RADV RENOIR shown by vulkaninfo --summary
  • Bugs found: none for AMD Vulkan path

Open Questions

  • Should Zed Assistant be disabled by default, pointed at the same provider keys as pi/codex, or left unconfigured for installed systems only?
  • Is Zed worth live-rootfs size after Vulkan proof, or should it remain a disk-install/offline-repo extra?

Delete After

Delete this file after both Intel and AMD Vulkan results are recorded and the Zed telemetry / AI-provider posture is decided:

git rm doc/ZED-VULKAN-HANDOFF.md