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dustfinger | smj: Thanks! | 00:34 |
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smj | np | 00:34 |
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dustfinger | Are the speakers quite quiet on the reform. Even though I have volume on full, everything sounds very quiet. Is that expected? | 01:48 |
chartreuse | They are, they're not the loudest laptop speakers out there. You can do some tweaking with the volume in alsa mixer with some of the gain, but you'll clip them eventually | 01:52 |
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dustfinger | join #emacs | 02:00 |
dustfinger | oops, sorry. typo. | 02:01 |
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dustfinger | dmesg is showing an error loading firmware from mimx-sdma and imx-pgc. https://bpa.st/UPFQ. I have not updated any software or firmware yet. I suppose the fix will be to just go ahead and update the firmware? | 02:04 |
dustfinger | I am happy to post the whole dmesg output if that would help. I just copied lines with the errors. | 02:04 |
dustfinger | There are actually more errors down the list. Plus, at the very end, there is an MMU fault and looks like the gpu hung maybe. Here is my full dmesg output: https://termbin.com/etly | 02:10 |
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smoothduck | mtm: on the cheaper end, something like this and some female to female cables may do the trick: https://www.amazon.com/DSD-TECH-Adapter-FT232RL-Compatible/dp/B07BBPX8B8 | 06:16 |
smoothduck | oh that may not give you what you want... | 06:18 |
smoothduck | the bus pirate is good, but its ~40$ in the US | 06:19 |
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minute | dustfinger: sdma firmware is not required. it falls back to rom | 12:22 |
minute | dustfinger: there's a community post on the alsa setting to up the volume a bit more | 12:23 |
dustfinger | minute: Thank you! How about the failure of fan53555-regulator 4-0060: Looking up vin-supply property in node? | 12:51 |
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dustfinger | or wm8960 2-001a: Failed to issue reset? | 12:52 |
minute | dustfinger: the wm8960 one sometimes happens when the soundchip fails to initialize, but we have a workaround for it that automatically resets it again IIRC | 12:54 |
minute | dustfinger: don't know about fan53555, doesn't sound like a problem | 12:54 |
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dustfinger | minute: Thanks. I see similar property look up errors for: phy-381f0040.usb-phy.0, pwm-backlight backlight, imx-pgc-domain.1 ( power-supply property), imx6q-pcie, platform regulatory.0. Are those all benign as well? | 12:59 |
minute | idk, do you run some nonstandard image? otherwise it's fine, the image is tested | 13:03 |
minute | or do you have some bugs? | 13:03 |
dustfinger | No, it is the image that came on the SD card. I don't have any bugs that I am aware of. I have not modified anything yet and I noticed those errors. I just wanted to double check that those were nothing to be concerned about. I was curious of they were signs of hardware issues. | 13:04 |
dustfinger | My biggest concern is the error at the very bottom. etnaviv-gpu 38000000.gpu: recover hung GPU! | 13:05 |
dustfinger | I am going to grab the latest SD image and try that. | 13:16 |
dustfinger | minute: I seem to recall you mentioning the other day that you are working on the Layerscape LS1028A SoM. Are you helping to build the module, or something else? Or do I have your nick mixed up with someone else? | 13:18 |
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dustfinger | Using the latest system-v3 image, I re-imaged my SD and now I am seeing less issues in dmesg. https://termbin.com/qqwv. I no longer see the recover hung GPU! error for example. | 16:27 |
dustfinger | For some reason settings kept going unresponsive in gnome. Now I am unable to open settings at all. | 16:28 |
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Boostisbetter | dustfinger: this isn't very helpful and I apologize but Sway is awesome. Have you tried it out yet? | 17:49 |
minute | dustfinger: rbz is doing the hardware part, i'm trying to debug things | 19:28 |
cinap_lenrek | http://felloff.net/usr/cinap_lenrek/9front-23620b2e70e9de0ce31c6f4f21926a044c5deabc.reform.img.gz.torrent | 19:29 |
cinap_lenrek | new: sigrids flickerfix, installer fixed | 19:30 |
minute | what's the flickerfix? just curious | 19:37 |
cinap_lenrek | issues with the lcdif | 19:37 |
minute | dustfinger: hmmmm i wonder if settings are not installed? | 19:37 |
minute | cinap_lenrek: oof | 19:37 |
cinap_lenrek | sometimes, i'd get fifo underruns causing it to shift the whole screen | 19:37 |
cinap_lenrek | my work around was to reduce the refresh rate | 19:37 |
cinap_lenrek | sigrid found the bit that makes the lcdif automatically recover | 19:38 |
cinap_lenrek | so we can run back at natice refresh rate | 19:38 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: was a nasty issue... it only appears after some hours.... | 19:39 |
minute | oh :0 i remember that from the olden days even with linux | 19:39 |
minute | when imx8mq was still new | 19:39 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: yeah :) | 19:45 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: btw, did you apply my patch? | 19:45 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: for the mouse firmware? | 19:45 |
minute | not yet! | 19:45 |
minute | but thanks for the reminder, i'm putting it in a list | 19:45 |
cinap_lenrek | no problem | 19:45 |
cinap_lenrek | i know how it is.... | 19:46 |
minute | it's in the list now! | 19:46 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: perfect | 19:46 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: btw, you'r hanging around in berlin? | 19:46 |
minute | yeah i live there and MNT is also based there. here. | 19:46 |
cinap_lenrek | minute: do you have like a place where you gather around there? | 19:46 |
minute | i do not have a real "third place" since the pandemic | 19:47 |
minute | but we have a physical company | 19:47 |
cinap_lenrek | oh :/ | 19:47 |
cinap_lenrek | all hackerspaces closed down? | 19:47 |
minute | no, i think they're kinda back up by now, but i... somehow didn't get used to hanging around there again | 19:48 |
minute | also, mo-fr i'm just crunching @ mnt and falling on my sofa dead at night | 19:48 |
minute | most saturdays my partner is visiting me at home, it's kinda like a routine since the beginning of this year | 19:48 |
minute | so i don't really have much social hangout opportunity | 19:49 |
cinap_lenrek | i had a phase like this too | 19:49 |
minute | friday (two days ago) there was some diy music instrument thing at xhain where i almost went | 19:49 |
minute | but was too tired | 19:50 |
cinap_lenrek | take care, social interactions are important for your mental health too | 19:50 |
minute | yeah it's true | 19:50 |
cinap_lenrek | its fine if you crunch, but also take some breaks | 19:50 |
minute | i do have a therapist and taking care of trying not to burn out and stuff | 19:50 |
minute | mostly working sane hours now | 19:51 |
minute | i still do have to power through for a while more to get MNT to financial stability | 19:52 |
cinap_lenrek | do you have employees? | 19:52 |
minute | yes, greta and anri (paul) | 19:52 |
cinap_lenrek | yeah, thats a big responsibility | 19:52 |
minute | yeah | 19:53 |
minute | at work i can basically never slack off, i have a tight todo list for every day | 19:53 |
minute | that can be a bit draining, especially if things don't work out technically for a longer time | 19:54 |
cinap_lenrek | i can imagine | 19:54 |
cinap_lenrek | bringup is totally non-linear :D | 19:54 |
minute | the ls1028a thing is pretty evil | 19:54 |
minute | haha yeah that describes it | 19:54 |
minute | but pocket is going well i think | 19:54 |
minute | lots of pcbs coming in this week, lots of bringup and hair pulling will ensue | 19:55 |
minute | but yeah we should surely meet at some point | 19:55 |
cinap_lenrek | make sure to celebrate once ethernet says ping :) | 19:55 |
minute | hehe yeah! | 19:55 |
minute | hopefully no diff pairs swapped | 19:56 |
cinap_lenrek | all right, going to buy some food | 19:57 |
Boostisbetter | minute: I am pulling for you and the crew as well. Hope things go well this week and every week. Pocket stuff is going to be great! Stay pumped!!! | 20:36 |
minute | Boostisbetter: thanks!! | 20:37 |
josch | minute: i hope you keep maintaining a work life balance that works for you so that you continue producing great products and enable me to throw more money into your direction :) | 21:06 |
minute | hehe, that's my goal ^^ | 21:12 |
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sknebel | is anyone at MCH next week btw? | 23:04 |
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dustfinger | Boostisbetter: I have not tried sway yet, but I will. The tiling windows manager that I normally use is exwm, so I will probably also set that up. | 23:36 |
dustfinger | minute: You are lucky to be a part of the Layerscape LS1028A SoM project. It would be interesting to debug the hardware / firmware. | 23:39 |
dustfinger | minute: I thinkn they are installed. I was able to select a number of settings. When I selected backgrounds it hung up, but I was able to eventually move pst it. Then something further down hung it up for good and it crashed. I will test again later. I am working now :-( | 23:40 |
dustfinger | minute: s/I thinkn they are installed/I think the settings are installed/ | 23:41 |
minute | dustfinger: how am i lucky? | 23:41 |
minute | dustfinger: i think i know that issue with the backgrounds, it just takes forever to load for some reason | 23:42 |
cinap_lenrek | he thinks pulling your hair out all day re-re-re-re-re-re-reading obscure linux code and 9000 page long manuals and still nothing working is a priviledge | 23:44 |
minute | heh | 23:45 |
dustfinger | minute: I think you are lucky because you contributing to a really awsome open source project. Plus, you must have quite a bit of firmware knowledge to be debugging the SoM. | 23:46 |
cinap_lenrek | all this now arm soc monkey business is bizzare... | 23:49 |
cinap_lenrek | in hindsight, we had it all so easy with pc's | 23:49 |
dustfinger | minute: Are you paid to work on the project or is it all volunteer? In a past life I was a C++ dev and I have some C experience as well. It has been a long while since I did any assembly though. | 23:49 |
cinap_lenrek | well, like it shipped with crappy firmware and had obscure legacy interfaces | 23:50 |
dustfinger | minute: These days most of my dev time is in javascript. | 23:50 |
cinap_lenrek | but you didn need to worry about anything, and everything basically was kept more or less compatible at the hardware level | 23:50 |
cinap_lenrek | and this stuff was well known and understood | 23:50 |
cinap_lenrek | at least the firware interface was standartized | 23:52 |
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