2022-06-22.log

bkeysjosch: I installed the image you posted earlier and I am getting the same behavior as before00:15
bkeysI wonder if I take the nvme drive out if that will solve it00:15
bkeysNope, that didn't change anything it acted exactly as it did before00:27
bkeysSerial console confirms it.00:27
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joschbkeys: could you paste your serial output again?08:24
joschi can confirm the problems with mpv and hardware decoding -- i get the following output and choppy video: https://paste.debian.net/1244819/08:29
joschi now disabled hwdec=auto and use this instead: ytdl-format=bestvideo[height<=?1080][vcodec!=vp9][fps<=30]+bestaudio/best08:30
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bkeysjosch: https://paste.centos.org/view/a2deda0716:18
bkeysThen it goes back to the 16:19
bkeys"Begin: Running /scripts/local-block ... done."16:19
bkeysLine that it prints probably 30 times and then goes to busybox16:19
joschbkeys: this is loading your /boot from emmc -- that's what you expect, right?16:19
bkeysNo?16:20
bkeysSo if I remove the SD card I get no serial output at all16:20
joschfrom your log: root=/dev/mmcblk0p116:20
joschthis means that u-boot (either u-boot from emmc or u-boot from sd-card) didn't find a valid boot.scr on your sd-card and used the /boot partition on your emmc instead16:21
bkeysI don't understand16:22
bkeysLike what you are saying makes sense, but I don't know how it's doing that16:23
joschme neither16:23
joschif you have the dip switch set to ON it should load u-boot from sd card -- that this happens is indicated by you not getting any serial output if the sd-card is missing16:24
joschbut u-boot doesn't seem to find anything to boot from on the sd-card16:24
joschbkeys: can you paste the serial output of u-boot?16:24
bkeysInside uboot mmc 0 is invalid (which makes sense cause I nuked it), but mmc 1 looks like everything is there16:25
bkeysMy guess is /dev/mmcblk1p1 is what I want to boot from16:25
bkeysAnd if I modify the uboot accordingly, it will16:25
bkeysYou always gave me commands when it worked to use /dev/mmcblk0, but I always had to use /dev/mmcblk1 I wonder if that has something to do with it16:25
joschif i remember correctly, /dev/mmcblk0 is emmc and /dev/mmcblk1 is the sd-card16:26
joschbut i cannot investigate much right now because we leave for holidays tomorrow and are packing right now16:26
bkeyshttps://paste.centos.org/view/dd70c59b16:26
joschyeah u-boot seems to see a boot.scr on the first partition on your sd-card16:28
joschbut can you give me the output of u-boot of a normal boot without you interrupting it?16:28
joschit should log that it tries to access the sd-card first and then falls back to emmc16:28
bkeyshttps://paste.centos.org/view/02615d2c16:29
joschhuh16:30
joschyes, that loads boot.scr from mmc1 which is your sd-card16:30
joschbut then the root arg for linux is wrong16:30
joschi don't understand this16:30
joschoh wait, in your earlier log where you ran printenv it says:16:32
joschbootargs=noinitrd root=/dev/mmcblk0p1 rootwait rw console=ttymxc0,115200 console=tty1 cma=512M pci=nomsi init=/sbin/reform-init16:32
joschwhere is this coming from?16:32
joschthe string "reform-init" is not even part of the u-boot flash.bin16:32
bkeysI changed it to mmcblk1p1 hopefully that owrks16:33
joschyou shouldn't have that line at all16:33
joschthe init= is also wrong16:33
joschhow did this get there?16:33
bkeysIt read it from the SD card?16:34
bkeysPart of me wants to say it's reading it from EMMC but I don't know how that's possible i haven't messed with the switch at all16:34
joschafk for a few hours now -- i have to help my wife packing and take care of our baby16:35
bkeysNo problem that is literally why I have been afk for hours16:35
joschbut maybe your u-boot on sd-card is reading environment variables that you changed on emmc?16:35
bkeysExcept I am not on holiday, but I have fussy son16:35
joschdid you do any saveenv or similar at some point?16:35
bkeysYes16:35
joschoh16:35
joschmaybe you bodged your uboot env then :D16:35
bkeysI mean I was trying to EFI working16:36
bkeysThat is my guess the mystery is why it isn't isolated to my emmc16:36
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joschat the point where the SoC reads the u-boot binary from emmc or sd-card into memory, u-boot probably doesn't care anymore where it comes from and tries to read environment variables from its default location (emmc)16:37
josch(just a wild guess)16:37
joschothers know more about u-boot than me16:37
minuteplausible16:37
bkeysjosch: Okay I changed it to root=/dev/mmcblk1p2 and it booted without issue.16:38
joschbkeys: maybe your next step would be to ask others (i cannot provide it because my serial is broken so i cannot access u-boot via serial) for the environment variable settings they have so that you can restore yours to a working default16:38
bkeysI have restored it16:38
joschawesome!! :D16:38
bkeysThese rabbit holes, machine goes down for days but you attain knowledge16:38
bkeysHave a good holiday man, thanks for the help16:38
vagrantcACTION discourages using saveenv as it's so annoying to reset properly16:38
joschokay, now i can go afk without feeling guilty :)16:38
joschi'm glad it works now!16:38
bkeysMe as well, I am gonna mail it off soon to have it repaired as well16:39
minutei think we should maybe disable env loading by default in u-boot16:42
bkeysWell once I have EFI working I am gonna want to do saveenv16:46
bkeysCause now that I got a working install I am gonna want to get josch's uboot with distroboot on here16:47
bkeysSo I followed y'alls instructions and it wrote to the emmc, but it's not showing up16:57
bkeysWho knows.16:57
bkeysSame with SD card, I cannot get the distroboot changes to show up17:02
bkeysI am gonna make it boot from emmc and eliminate the SD card to avoid this confusion of which device I am writing to.17:02
bkeysminute I take it there is no system image out there that uses distroboot yet?17:02
cinap_lenrekwhy am i the only one seeing these issues?17:24
cinap_lenrekwe need alot more eyeballs here on moodys work17:25
cinap_lenrekhe needs some guidance17:25
cinap_lenrekwe can't just commit stuff willy nilly and wait for cinap to get mad at it17:25
cinap_lenrekopps17:25
cinap_lenrekwrong chan17:25
minute:317:32
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vkoskivInteresting, the blender code that checks opengl version has a comment that says there was a fallback to version 3.0 in developer builds at some point17:52
vkoskivAt least, as of version 2.8, which granted, was a while ago.17:53
vkoskivBut I'm interested in trying to hack blender to work at least somewhat on the reform.17:53
minuteare there any remnants of GLES2?17:54
vkoskivI'm betting that 3.3 or newer requirement was put in because of Eevee. But it I just want basic viewport rendering and Cycles, it might be doable.17:54
minuteyeah17:54
vkoskivBut I'm honestly not very familiar with the opengl api to know if it's at all feasible/realistic to try that hack17:55
vkoskivBut I'm sure as heck going to try!17:55
vkoskivCycles is what I'm interested in, I'm personally not at all interested in Eevee.17:55
vkoskivAnd perhaps integrating my renderer alongside Cycles to make setting up scenes easier17:56
minutecinap_lenrek: if i want to point people to 9front sd card images for reform, what's the latest/best link?17:56
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cinap_lenrekminute: inofficial: http://felloff.net/usr/cinap_lenrek/9front-f0fc84aba3a40557539e7c014454b916a101759d.reform.img.gz.torrent17:58
cinap_lenrekminute: if you want i can have a fixed filename for the torrent so i can update it17:58
cinap_lenrekhere you go17:59
cinap_lenrekhttp://felloff.net/usr/cinap_lenrek/9front-reform.torrent17:59
cinap_lenrekminute: we'll make official release image for next 9front release18:06
cinap_lenrekdunno when18:06
cinap_lenrekmaybe we will have pcie at this point then :)18:07
cinap_lenreki already ordered my nvme drive18:07
minutecinap_lenrek: perfect, thanks18:22
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