2022-01-18.log

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sigridreform decided to not boot once i decided to work from a coffee shop. a hole to reset the lpc with a toothpick would come in handy right now :D16:24
sigridi will certainly drill one16:24
mntmnoop16:40
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sigridactually, no. it required both battery arrays to be disconnected17:37
sigridthis happened once in the beginning too17:37
sigriddrilling a hole wouldn't really help17:37
sigridmntmn: any ideas what could be the reason for this?17:38
sigridtl;dr lpcrst does not really rst17:39
sigridI checked it after this and it does get reset17:39
sigridbut before it would not react at all17:39
mntmnsigrid: some kind of hard crash of LPC?17:40
sigridhow does one debug it? does lpc have a uart?17:42
sigridi mean, one that is accessible to the outside17:42
mntmnprobably in this case more like JTAG 17:43
mntmnthere's also a brownout watchdog function17:44
mntmni've played with this once and have some code but i couldn't get it to work on time IIRC so it's commented out17:44
sigridoh, I see. interesting17:44
mntmnsigrid: btw wait a second. you said "not to boot", what exactly happened? did the keyboard try to wake LPC and couldn't?17:44
mntmnsigrid: or did the keyboard itself not wake up17:45
sigridI pressed the circle key and nothing would happen17:45
mntmnaha!17:45
sigridI pressed it for long and still nothing17:45
mntmnthat means the keyboard crashed/froze, not lpc17:45
sigridoh17:45
mntmnthe keyboard controls the OLED etc17:45
sigridah17:45
mntmnso i think someone else here had this happen recently17:45
sigridok, that makes sense17:45
mntmnthat sometimes the keyboard does not wake from sleep17:45
mntmnso it makes sense to look into watchdog for the ATMega32U4 i guess17:46
mntmnalso, the keyboard has a reset button that is reachable without disassembling the case17:46
mntmnbut unfortunately it will always enter programming mode :| 17:47
sigridlol17:47
mntmn(that could be fixed by soldering a pullup resistor perhaps)17:47
mntmni.e. currently the switch that selects programming mode (on the keyboard) does nothing, it is always in programming mode when pressing reset17:47
mntmnthere's either a missing pullup or a surplus pulldown, need to check later17:48
sigridactually on something loosely related, I was wondering whether it's possible for the keyboard to have be able to tell whether the soc has shut down for a period of time, and send xPWR0 to the lpc on its own17:48
sigrids/to have/to/17:48
mntmnyes, that's possible i think17:49
mntmndepending on how the USB host works... if it disconnects the keyboard, or doesn't poll for input anymore...17:49
mntmnthen you could detect that17:49
mntmnsimilar to what ex-parrot has been working on 17:49
sigridI think that'd be nice17:49
mntmnyeah maybe that could be a more elegant solution than the scripting-at-poweroff17:50
sigridI played a bit with writing a custom hid driver and set a pm_power_off function but the power off stuff in the kernel is a huge mess17:50
sigridhope to find some time to play with that idea17:51
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sigridit's either that or making spi bus work between lpc and soc?17:53
mntmnyup, or maybe there are drivers for fixed uart devices? not sure17:55
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yankcrimei'm probably selling my barely-used mnt reform standalone keyboard - i just can't get on with the split spacebar :( if you're in the uk and interested then just msg me18:38
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Boostisbetterbummer. I thought the spacebar was a little difficult when I got my reform, but I was already used to typing with a split keyboard and so I came around after not too long. All the best on the sale. 19:14
technomancyhaha I have some complaints about the keyboard but the split spacebar is one of the best parts19:16
BoostisbetterAs with most keyboards getting comfortable with it usually requires time. But it also requires commitment. As keyboard are the means to doing work on computers, that time and commitment are two factors which are going to verify for everyone. Only the individual knows if the time investment is worth it. I really like the Reform Laptop, and the keyboard is one fo the reasons for it. My only complai19:21
Boostisbetternt is the key to the left of the a key. But I'm getting used to it. 19:21
technomancyBoostisbetter: I remapped that to ctrl within a week of getting it, haha19:22
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Boostisbetter👍️19:27
Boostisbetterneed to get the led out and remap mine as well. Any pointers on how one does that?19:27
technomancyhttps://p.hagelb.org/firmware.patch <- I made these changes in the main `reform` repo19:29
technomancythe handbook explains how to flash it I think19:29
Boostisbettermost excellent!!19:31
technomancydefinitely worth taking the time to do!19:31
technomancyconsider getting rid of the key between Z and shift while you're at it, if you type a US layout19:32
sigridas an option one could have a cap to cover two keys19:54
sigridI vaguely remember kfx having something like that? maybe I mix things up19:54
technomancyeasier just to remove the outer one =)19:55
technomancynot like there's any shortage of keys19:55
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Boostisbettermntmn, do you guys offer factory / warehouse tours should I be in Berlin one of these days? 🤣️20:30
Boostisbetterbtw, who would have known that the Reform Laptop would help me rekindle my love for DOS era gaming. I never beat Wolfenstein 3d's first scenario on the hardest level, and I am half way there now. 21:07
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