2021-08-24.log

blueriseex-parrot: :D00:10
blueriseex-parrot: I wonder if they are more expensive than Munich...00:10
bluerisemy flat used to be about half of my rent...00:11
blueriseerr, pay00:11
bluerisemy pay got better now00:11
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chartreuseAlright finaly time to check if this custom 5.13 kernel will boot XD00:28
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chartreuseWell it booted, seems to be fine00:30
mntmnnice00:30
chartreuseuname -a: Linux reform 5.13.0mnt-c1+00:30
chartreuseSo presumably that patch is no longer needed for 5.1300:30
mntmncool00:30
chartreuseIs there a way I can test that's fine? Or would just it booting be enough to do so00:30
mntmnthanks for testing!00:30
mntmnwell, use it a bit incl desktop00:31
mntmnnetwork, wifi, nvme, usb00:31
mntmnsound00:31
chartreuseWell I'm in sway, connected over wifi, using a nvme drive, using irssi right now00:31
mntmnthat's good00:31
chartreuseSounds is playing fine00:31
mntmni had to disable nvme tempmon last time because it was broken in 5.12, presumably still broken00:32
chartreuseI enable that when building my kernel and it's running alright right now00:32
chartreuseUSB is working fine as well00:32
chartreuseLet me install something to see if HWMON is working, I have that enabled in my config00:33
chartreuse`sensors` shows the nvme temperature just fine as 40.9C I presume that's using hwmon?00:34
mntmnoh ok00:34
mntmnthat's good then!00:34
chartreuseI'm seeing imx6q-pcie messages in my dmesg, is that the same module used for the imx8? 00:35
chartreuseOr did I do something wrong00:35
chartreuseShould have saved a dmesg log before changing to compare00:36
mntmnyes, is the same00:38
mntmnwhat kind of messages are you seeing?00:38
chartreuse    6.807027] imx6q-pcie 33800000.pcie: Looking up vpcie-supply from device tree00:38
chartreuse[    6.807047] imx6q-pcie 33800000.pcie: Looking up vpcie-supply property in node /soc@0/pcie@33800000 failed00:38
mntmnthat's fine00:38
chartreuse[    6.962560] imx6q-pcie 33800000.pcie: invalid resource00:38
chartreuse[    6.962576] imx6q-pcie 33800000.pcie: iATU unroll: enabled00:38
chartreuse[    6.962584] imx6q-pcie 33800000.pcie: Detected iATU regions: 4 outbound, 4 inbound00:38
mntmnall good00:38
chartreuseAlright, only other errors I'm seeing is the usb for the trackball is giving errors till powercycled then is fine00:39
chartreuse[    8.386577] usb 1-1.4: device descriptor read/64, error -3200:39
chartreuse[    8.586557] usb 1-1.4: device descriptor read/64, error -3200:39
chartreuse[    8.706756] usb 1-1-port4: attempt power cycle00:39
chartreuse[    9.318515] usb 1-1.4: new full-speed USB device number 6 using xhci-hcd00:39
chartreuseSo overall seems like 5.13 is fine and eliminates the need for at least one patch00:39
mntmngood good00:40
chartreuseI the ath9k user regd patch worked fine too, I see my txpower at 23 dBm when the world config is only 20 (Canada is 30)00:40
mntmncool!00:41
chartreuseI also enabled the legacy wireless interface in the kernel so I can use iwconfig again XD00:41
mntmnhaha ok!00:41
chartreuseiw is such a confusing mess and just spews 10 pages of switches at you when you make a mistake00:42
mntmni should probably add that too the config as well00:42
chartreuseIf you're not used to using iw for management it's confusing not to see the interface at all under iwconfig00:42
chartreuseOh great, forgot to set ZRAM when I went and recompiled. The main reason I was doing it in the first place >_>00:45
chartreuseDoesn't seem to be all that needed though, not even ever getting much swap usage with the 4gb and zswap00:46
mntmnoh you wanted to try zram?00:48
chartreuseYeah was going to see how it performed on here, I've used it on other machines00:49
mntmninteresting, i've never tried it00:49
chartreuseBasically compressing ram into ram, rather than swapping out to disk00:49
chartreuseSimilar is some ways to zswap00:50
chartreusezram does mean you don't need a swap partition/file at all, unlike zswap00:51
mntmnthat's cool00:54
chartreuseOh the other thing I enabled in the kernel as nfs and cifs(smb) rather than having to use fuse drivers for those. Might not be needed for most people but nice to have01:01
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chartreuseThat's not good, somehow got a component lead in the bottom part of my case... Must have been stuck to my screwdriver when I cleaned the trackball.02:25
chartreusePower off time to fix that before it shorts something02:25
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Asmadeusbluerise: I seem to recall you said something about accessing the nvme over pci straight from uboot, what did you use?03:23
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blueriseAsmadeus: my own pcie driver ;)09:56
bluerisehttps://github.com/bluerise/u-boot/commits/mntre09:56
bluerisethis is my u-boot branch without any graphcis pipeline changes09:57
Asmadeusbluerise: aha! that'd explain why I didn't find anything :D09:57
bluerisebut I'm still waiting for the device tree changes to be accepted in Linux to rebase and send out some more stuff09:57
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mntmnbtw my recent merge of sysimage-v2 into main (of reform-system-image) built fine on the build server https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-system-image/-/jobs/424 13:47
mntmnwhat kind of problems are you (who have attempted to build locally) getting exactly?13:47
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Koodamntmn: ever seen that before? :/  https://community.mnt.re/t/nvme-strange-behavior/374/414:27
mntmnKooda: hmm shit when the LED is flashing that is an internal error in the NVMe. you should check with smartmontools 14:30
mntmnKooda: i had one SSD die on me in the past that never stopped flashing14:30
KoodaOof :/14:30
mntmnKooda: the flashing can also mean it is repairing data14:30
mntmnif the SSD crashes we can probably exchange it via transcend (if it is one from us) depending if it is worth the shipping14:33
Koodahm14:33
mntmnwhat model/size is it?14:34
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KoodaDoesn’t look too bad… weird unsafe shutdowns I guess14:34
Koodahttp://lxp.fr/p52U0soVjy14:34
KoodaI haven’t even used it that much yet14:36
mntmnhmmm ja looks ok, wonder why 22 unsafe shutdowns indeed14:38
KoodaIt’s also weird that someone else on the forums has the same problem14:39
mntmnlet me check how many unsafe shutdowns it shows for me14:40
mntmndid you already try reseating the ssd? maybe a contact issue?14:41
KoodaYep, first thing I did when it first happened14:42
mntmnok14:42
mntmnwere you on battery power or wall power when it happened?14:42
KoodaOnce on wall, once on battery, iirc14:42
KoodaFor sure once on battery, a few minutes ago14:43
mntmnok14:43
mntmni have 242 unsafe shutdowns in 1073 power cycles14:44
mntmnpower on hours 320314:44
mntmn1.41 TB written14:44
mntmnzero errors14:44
mntmnbut my model is TS256GMTE220S 14:45
mntmnit has the dram cache...14:45
KoodaDid you ship both models?14:46
mntmnno, this is one i bought for myself14:47
KoodaOk14:47
mntmni mean, we shipped the 220S for the 1TB option IIRC14:47
mntmnto give some extra value14:47
mntmn(reform max)14:47
KoodaOk :)14:47
KoodaI wonder if that other perso has the same model14:48
KoodaI think I have an other NVMe SSD somewhere, maybe I could try that and see if the problem appears with it as well14:51
mntmnthe other person just responded there, it looks like they also have the 256gb one from the diy kit14:53
mntmnsorry not diy15:01
mntmnassembled15:01
KoodaWell, that sucks :(15:02
mntmnyeah, it can happen15:15
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KoodaYep yep, I know :)  I might change one of the battery cells as well, it’s always lower than the others and makes the controler shut down the computer early.15:27
KoodaHardware is hard :Þ15:28
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mntmnKooda: yeah, and many variables15:39
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nockoWould it be possible to have a shipping update on reform? The last update on crowdsupply was May.17:42
bluerisenocko: mntmn is sending some updates in Twitter17:43
blueriseapparently the last 50 crowdfounded laptops are basically finished/ready to be sent out17:43
blueriseand then the post-crowdfunding orders will be started17:43
nockoOh, I don't check twitter often. I'll go look.17:44
nockoLucky me in the bottom 50.17:44
mntmnalso on mastodon17:44
mntmnnocko: did you order on or before june 18, 2020?17:44
nockoYep, June 6th-ish17:44
nockoErr... June 9th.17:45
mntmnDIY or assembled/max?17:45
nockoAssembled17:45
mntmnthen your's is already built and will go out end of this week17:45
nockoYay! Thanks.17:46
nockoOff to ensure I follow you on mastodon... i thought I have done already.17:47
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