[sithglan]

Base: integration/aurora (050f6a5). Three commits, all in drm/apple. None of them changes behaviour, only what reaches the log:

• PMU temperature for every panel. The firmware asks the AP for "PMUS"/"Temperature" (D401) at boot as the initial guess for its panel compensation. The driver answered only for mini-LED panels, so the OLED K116s logged "set_PMU_service: failed to read PMU temperature property!". Answer it for every panel with the battery temperature, as the H17P and v14.7 paths already do. The DCP's once-a-second "SMC sensor TAOC is an invalid temp -127.0, using 2DVT fallback values" record (the AOP-sourced TAOC has no sample under Linux) goes to debug level; that exact record only, any other sensor or value stays at info.
• Syslog debug filter on the internal panel's DCP too. The filter was only in the external H17P RTKit ops.
• 27.2 D590. The 27.2 firmware sends a 20-byte D590 notification with no reply after swaps. Take it as a no-op instead of warning about an unknown callback. This commit is the drm/apple part of Jens's "Quiet three sources of log noise on the K116s", split per subsystem. The tas2764 part is in K116s: SEP profile, ISP camera log line, tas2764 brownout log level #1649. The macsmc part (battery manufacture date) is left out, because power: supply: macsmc: skip an unreadable manufacture date quietly #1615 handles the same noise.

Not included: Jens's "drm/apple: drive firmware 27.2 with the 27.0 interface and its new method numbers". Its 27.2 tags are exactly the ones in the 27.2 table of the open #1174 (Jeff's table from #894, choosing the table by apple,firmware-compat). Jens's K116s confirms that table on hardware: AppleDCP-1317.40.16 with the +50 IOMobileFramebufferAP numbering, A389 to A390, and unchanged callbacks.

Tested by Jens on the K116s (27.2, 26B8125), internal OLED panel through DCP.

Build: arm64, LLVM 22; drivers/gpu/drm/apple/, no warnings.

Authorship. Jens Axboe wrote these commits and runs them on his K116s (16-inch MacBook Pro, M5 Pro, OLED; Mac17,12; stub macOS 27.2 26B8125). They come from his K116s bundle of 2026-11-11 (integration/aurora 254c9bd plus 34 commits, kernel 7.3.0 running on the machine). I rebased them onto integration/aurora 050f6a5 and removed the LLM co-author and session trailers. Jens has given his OK: the commits carry his Signed-off-by.

[RyanTheTide]

@sithglan host-tests fails in apple-dcp because boot.py (around line 97) asserts that the internal DCP rtkit_ops has no syslog_is_debug hook. 4e7352f adds that hook, so please update the selftest in the same commit to match the new policy.
Also, the PMUS change answers the firmware on every panel now, so the firmware gets a temperature where it used to get "false". Please describe that in the commit message as a behaviour change. We will run it on our LCD panels once CI is green.

[sithglan]

@RyanTheTide both done, force-pushed as 907bb7e (was d30426f).

• The selftest change is in 8847a28, the commit that adds the hook. apple-dcp/boot.py's syslog check now expects .syslog_is_debug = dcp_rtk_syslog_is_debug in the internal rtkit_ops as well as in external_h17p_rtkit_ops. Its comment now says the policy covers both DCP transports and demotes only the records it matches.
• 50db17f's message now has a paragraph on the behaviour change: on every panel that isn't mini-LED, the PMUS "Temperature" request used to get false and now gets the battery temperature, which the firmware takes as the panel's initial temperature. Mini-LED panels got it before and still do.

Both edited commits carry a [thomas: …] note and my Signed-off-by after Jens's. tools/asahi/run-host-tests.py --only apple-dcp passes at each of the three commits, and the display KUnit suites pass (99 passed, 1 skipped).