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| alex4nde1 | hey | 02:31 |
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| jfred | Ooh I just saw the Pocket Reform concepts from a while back on Instagram - I especially like that recycled plastic housing | 03:42 |
| jfred | One thing though, the loss of the extra trackball buttons means you lose the easy scrolling method with the trackball. Unless it's possible to map one of the modifiers + trackball to scrolling? | 03:44 |
| jfred | Come to think of it, what’s the diagonal arrow key on the bottom left for? | 04:10 |
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| sts-q | jfred: The trackball has five buttons of his own, like a mouse with | 05:46 |
| sts-q | jfred: scroll-wheel. To scroll press B4 or B5 and roll the ball. | 05:46 |
| sts-q | 05:46 | |
| jfred | sts-q: the one on the full-size reform does yes, but the pocket reform's looks like it only has two: https://www.instagram.com/p/CXQLh5ssBkA/ | 05:48 |
| sts-q | jfred: Ok, And there i see the key with a diagonal arrow | 05:55 |
| sts-q | jfred: i didn't know what you meant. | 05:55 |
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| scops | <josch> "scops: I now successfully..." <- ok, something went wrong... i need to open my reform and make a bootable sd card and make it from there... | 10:44 |
| scops | i tried to run the script from my nvme v3 installation | 10:44 |
| scops | maybe the flash.bin should be downloaded as well... the script uses the one from /boot which is the current one from the emmc if booted from emmc/nvme combo | 10:52 |
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| scops | there is something very strange now. i got the new v3 rescue to boot, placed my reform-boot-medium file with "nvme" but it seems that the reform-init script is never started at all... if i put a "sleep 10" in it, nothing stops the boot process for 10 seconds for example | 12:25 |
| scops | so it only boots into emmc rescue image for now O.o | 12:25 |
| josch | scops: i'm off to a doctor's appointment now so I can only answer more questions later but the short version is: the sysimage-v3 doesn't use reform-init at all but boots the same way that any other Debian system does. To change the boot medium you have to run reform-boot-config or edit /etc/fstab if you want to do it manually. | 12:29 |
| scops | even the rescue isn't using it? ô.o ok | 12:29 |
| josch | scops: the rescue is not v3 by default but you wrote above that you are running v3 on rescue | 12:30 |
| scops | i run off the v3 image on nvme (booted with v2 rescue) your patched script in the morning. this resulted in a unbootable emmc. i flashed the v3 system image to a sd, booted from it, again run your script from there and no i have bootable v3 rescue in emmc and trying to boot my v3 system from encrypted nvme 🙂 | 12:32 |
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| scops | <josch> "scops: i'm off to a doctor's..." <- hmmm in fstab the crypted volume for root doesnt work... i get the passphrase prompt at boot but it still falls back to /dev/mmcblk0p2 for / ☹️ | 12:56 |
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| scops | ok, it doesn't work with the encrypted partition set in fstab as root and the crypttab. it just doesn't boot anymore if i set the rootpart to the /dev/mapper/reform_crypt device. it need to be done with the init-script (chroot) i think... x.x | 13:22 |
| josch | scops: I think I am loosing track of what you did when and how. Usually you'd run reform-setup-encrypted-nvme but if I understand correctly you want to keep the existing system on NVMe, right? Have a look into /usr/sbin/reform-setup-encrypted-nvme to see what you have to run manually. Essentially, the important parts are: | 13:37 |
| josch | echo RESUME=UUID=$SWAPUUID > /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume | 13:37 |
| josch | echo reform_crypt UUID=$CRYPTUUID none luks,discard > /etc/crypttab | 13:37 |
| josch | echo UUID=$SWAPUUID none swap sw 0 0 >> /etc/fstab | 13:37 |
| josch | ROOTPART=/dev/mapper/reform_rootvg reform-boot-config --emmc sd | 13:38 |
| josch | I should write this all down somewhere. | 13:38 |
| vkoskiv_ | Not strictly reform-related, but I was messing with this stuff yesterday and grub 2.06 does not support pbkdf2 which cryptsetup puts in there by default | 13:38 |
| scops | josch: thats what i have done (with /dev/mapper/reform_crypt and "nvme" at the end) | 13:41 |
| scops | it doesn't boot anymore... | 13:41 |
| josch | scops: but what is the error message you get? | 13:42 |
| scops | /dev/mapper/reform_crypt is working without problems in crypttab (manual mount to /mnt works) | 13:42 |
| scops | nothing; black screen | 13:42 |
| josch | scops: then we need some output from your serial port | 13:43 |
| scops | <.< i hoped that i can just call the reform-init script to work with | 13:43 |
| scops | but i'm looking for the exact place to add it to the boot process | 13:43 |
| josch | scops: to change init you have to change the kernel cmdline | 13:44 |
| josch | to change that, you change LINUX_KERNEL_CMDLINE in /etc/default/flash-kerne | 13:45 |
| josch | l | 13:45 |
| scops | ok, i need to add the script there and make update-initramfs? | 13:49 |
| scops | where can i find the right commandline to put in there ? 🙂 | 13:49 |
| josch | Yes, you add init=/usr/sbin/reform-init and then run update-initramfs -u | 13:55 |
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| scops | thx... i will try that 🙂 | 13:56 |
| josch | The reform-* scripts still exist but my idea behind the v3 image was to abolish the reform-specific stuff in favour of mechanisms that would also work on any other Debian installation. So in sysimage-v3 you now control which device is your root via /etc/fstab, for example. | 13:59 |
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| scops | hmmm with this cmd line the keyboard doesn't work ☹️ | 14:02 |
| scops | i get the passphrase prompt but i cant input anything | 14:03 |
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| hamsolo | hello all, I'm on the latest platform v3 image beta, latest LPC, latest keyboard firmware. In standby I'm still seeing about 0.1A draw, is this about normal? Fully charged laptop pretty much drains overnight if left in standby | 14:06 |
| josch | hamsolo: yes, that's unfortunately normal :( | 14:08 |
| scops | hmmm and it doesn't matter if u try the internal keyboard or attach one external. | 14:08 |
| hamsolo | josch: ok, good to know thanks! hopefully that's something that'll improve as time goes on :) | 14:10 |
| josch | hamsolo: i hope somebody who knows how to do it implements it, as well | 14:11 |
| hamsolo | crossing my fingers...I see your work all over the place btw, thanks for everything! | 14:12 |
| josch | hamsolo: thanks but I'm just doing the middle-layer stuff which doesn't need nearly as much skill as the kernel stuff of which I have zero knowledge XD | 14:12 |
| scops | maybe minute has an idea why there is no keyboard now x.x | 14:15 |
| scops | usb is up and i have some kernel messages about the internal (and external) keyboards | 14:15 |
| josch | scops: I fear there is still something mixed up on your system. If you want, I can build an SD-Card image that can boot from encrypted NVMe. If your encrypted lvm volume is named /dev/mapper/reform_crypt I guess you are sticking to the default values from reform-setup-encrypted-nvme? I'd just need to know the uuid of your /dev/reformvg/swap and /dev/nvme0n1 | 14:18 |
| scops | i use /dev/nvme0n1p1 directly with no uuid in crypttab, the swap isn't really needed for the tryout (i can add it myself to the fstab) (the only places i changed stuff besides from the cmdline) | 14:21 |
| scops | (and yes it worked fine to mount the nvme for example on /mnt on boot... just not as /) | 14:21 |
| scops | ah end p2 is swap 😆 | 14:22 |
| scops | maybe we could just compare the scripts in a query or something if you like? you dont need to build me a image 🙂 | 14:23 |
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| josch | scops: sure, just /query me :) | 14:35 |
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| flowy | scops: fyi i've been running sysv3 for over a month on nvme and i get the occasional startup where the keyboard hasn't come up properly in time for the key prompt... just gotta reboot. did you try more than once? | 17:52 |
| scops | flowy: yes, maybe my rootfs on the nvme is fucked up... i will recreate it this days and see if i still get the problems | 17:53 |
| flowy | ah well | 17:54 |
| flowy | i'm approaching 1 month on a trip with the reform as my main/only computer. things have gone pretty swimmingly | 17:57 |
| flowy | i very much appreciate having sysv3 | 17:58 |
| flowy | the only oddity i've discovered is a tiny bit of extra latency and packet loss in the networking stack when pushing above 300Mbps. had to stop using the reform as a utility for testing new ethernet runs... | 18:05 |
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| flowy | (though it doesn't functionally matter for the reform) | 18:24 |
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| chartreuse | Might be a interrupts issue. Sounds a lot like what people get when hooking up fast ethernet cards to the raspberry pi 4 | 18:43 |
| chartreuse | Though 300 seems rather low. | 18:43 |
| chartreuse | Is it just any connection topping at 300mbit? I could give a try with mine which is running the old sys image still and a custom kernel | 18:45 |
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| flowy | chartreuse: not sure... i was using iperf3 and ping flooding. problems seemed to start at around 300Mbps. gigabit could be hit with acceptable packet loss, i'm just used to seeing zero packet loss. | 23:01 |
| flowy | i remembered minute talking about pci qos stuff... wondered if that could be related | 23:02 |
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