2022-08-19.log

eeryplan9 and 9front as a "distro" really are such beautiful OSes, I just wish there were better paths for running unix on top00:06
eeryunixy things, anyway00:06
eeryI get that's pretty contentious though, since you don't wanna end up with a userland made of awkward ports of linux software, like... haiku seems to be headed towards (?)00:09
sigrid9front has vmx for vms, if that's what you need00:10
eeryit's definitely a big step, but some kind of runtime like a modern ACE with a bsd or linux-y api would be nice00:12
eerybe able to run unix software directly as a P9 process with network/FS access00:13
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Asmadeusmight be possible to transparently map VMs input/display like qubes does if you try hard enough (no idea plan 9 handles these)01:44
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kfxno.02:19
kfxwoops, wrong window!02:19
kfxsorry for noise02:19
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cinap_lenrekdruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunk03:13
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cinap_lenrektime to make some musik03:13
sigrid(wrong channel?)03:13
cinap_lenreki went to bocateria03:14
cinap_lenrekto get a serrranito03:14
cinap_lenrekmet some artist professor03:14
cinap_lenrektalked with him03:14
cinap_lenrekwe went to some local club03:14
cinap_lenrekdanced.03:14
cinap_lenrekmusic was a shit.03:14
sigridas it is usually, in the clubs03:14
cinap_lenreknow need some hardcore to get shitty music out of my systenm03:15
cinap_lenrekman03:15
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cinap_lenrekmalaga is such a ghetto03:15
cinap_lenrektheres not one good club with proper music03:15
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cinap_lenrekhttp://felloff.net/usr/cinap_lenrek/music/sinne1.mp305:06
cinap_lenreksinnlose musik05:10
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eerythis isn't strictly reform related, but what kind of eletrical shenanigans could cause current to flow/a static charge to build on the metal chassis? :|16:14
jfredOh my16:20
eeryonly when connected to AC power and seemingly made worse when a plug on the same circuit is half inserted to the wall16:25
eerydoes this apartment have wiring that is going to kill me lol16:25
sigridmaybe bad filtering between the charger and the device16:26
sigridI can't use my phone if I am touching reform, for example16:27
sigridonly if it's disconnected from the power16:27
jfredHave you measured it from the case to ground with a multimeter or have you just noticed shocks? I’m curious if it’s just a static buildup or if there actually is a noteworthy amount of current flowing through the case16:37
jfred(That can flow though the case, rather)16:39
sigridI don't get shocks. it's just that I can't use any capacity-sensing devices while touching the case16:39
sigridit does not work very well16:39
sigridah yeah - also if the phone is connected over usb to reform - it becomes unusable to the touch16:40
eerynope, don't have any tools here, just notice a weird eletrical hum when I place my palms on the palmrest, which is loudest if they're only slightly in contact, and combined with what feels like a really tiny but constant current16:40
eeryit's weird16:40
eerythere's so much stuff right next to me that could be a factor it's kind of hilarious16:43
jfredInteresting16:44
eerythere's the circuit breaker, a mains switch to a water heater, and an HVAC unit which has a big thick cable brining 230V straight up the wall, between the phone jacks on one side and a modem on the other16:44
eerythere's a lot of weird and kind of suspicious high voltage current pretty nearby :|16:45
sigridif I connect my other computer's charger to reform I have 0 issues16:48
eeryhmmm16:50
eeryI've noticed the phone thing too, I just stopped plugging my phone in16:50
eerymaybe it is just the charger16:50
sigridvery likely it is16:52
sigridthe other one is 19V/3.42A 65W, Chicony16:53
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sigridminute: I wonder what your experience with headphone jack detection was in Linux16:57
sigridmaybe you have an idea why I had to do this: http://git.9front.org/plan9front/plan9front/21ae833386940c7414ecaaf1012c0ec87f0088e5/commit.html16:58
Boostisbettersigrid: not sure about minute, but for me there is no real detection as much as you having to manually switch to the audio jack as the output source via pavu control17:04
sigridthat's probably because wm8960 (the DAC) driver on Linux is using the wrong pin17:05
sigridiirc it's using JD3 instead of JD217:05
sigridbut I was wondering if maybe minute had some changes in the past with it working17:05
sigridor knows wth is wrong, "electrical-engineering"-speaking17:06
Boostisbetterin other news, I'm looking forward to the Pocket Reform even more not that my Onemix 3pt has once again stopped working for no apparent reason. 17:06
BoostisbetterThe idea of having a UMPC device that is repairable is just something I really need. 17:06
minutesigrid: nope, i haven't tested it. i wired it up but didn't validate it17:06
Boostisbetterminute: any newer idea on when beta pockets might be available for testing?17:07
Boostisbetterminute: once again not rushing you or anything, just very interested17:08
minuteBoostisbetter: can't say yet. at the moment i'm trying to finish RKX7 before an nlnet deadline times out17:12
minutebut the pocket campaign prep is also in full swing.17:12
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Boostisbetterminute: yeah, if I was there, I'd be helping you for free. Hahahaha17:16
Boostisbettersadly I'm on the opposite side of Germany17:16
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minuteBoostisbetter: thanks, but no help required atm ^^17:33
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Boostisbetterminute: good to hear! 17:44
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cinap_lenrekminute: is the mnt-reform mainboard still being worked on?20:07
cinap_lenrekminute: i guess changing stuff on there is very hard, no?20:09
cinap_lenrekbecause you'd need to like re-certify stuff?20:09
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sknebelthe mainboard is  being reworked to work around "supplychain, lol" problems21:12
sknebel(at least that was the state a few months(?) ago, didnt dare to ask for an update ;))21:16
cinap_lenrekah21:18
cinap_lenrekyesterday, sigrid pushed her sai audio driver21:18
cinap_lenrekand i'v been doing some testing21:19
cinap_lenreki tried with my headphones on the audio jack but the sound seems lacking alot of bass21:19
cinap_lenrektheres a community thread about it which sais its due to the low capacitance of the dc bias capacitors, acting like a hipass21:20
Boostisbettercinap_lenrek: hmmm, interesting, but if that was a problem while using Plan9 on the Reform why is it not an issue under Debian? 21:21
cinap_lenrekits not plan9 specific21:21
sigridit is21:21
sigridit's a hardware issue21:21
cinap_lenreki checked what he sais with the datasheet and it makes sense21:21
cinap_lenrekhe did some modification on his board, replacing the caps with higher capacitance onces21:22
cinap_lenrekhttps://community.mnt.re/t/speakers-too-quiet-try-this/375/221:22
cinap_lenreki'll try out this mod later21:29
cinap_lenrekjust that you'r aware of this issue and if possible, maybe add it to the todo list for future improvements for later revisions of the board21:29
cinap_lenrekmaybe doesnt even need a different layout21:31
cinap_lenrekjust place different capacitors21:31
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Boostisbettercinap_lenrek, 21:40
Boostisbettersigrid, ahh, ok, I remember seeing that post as well. Sorry, took me a minute to catch up. 21:40
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BoostisbetterI guess as per that thread (I'm 2disbetter) I did not notice on the headphones I was using. 21:46
cinap_lenrekmine are technics dj1200 closed headphones21:50
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minutecinap_lenrek: yes, i know of this problem. will improve it in a next mb rev23:26
minutecinap_lenrek: i have also soldered bigger caps into my reform23:26
minutei have already made a new motherboard, but pocket size... new reform motherboard will take some cues from that in terms of components23:27
sigridwill there be an errate-like document listing the small updates? :)23:28
sigrid*errata23:28
+ pinoaffe (~pinoaffep@2a01:4f9:c010:a00b:1337:1337:11be:10)23:34
minuteyeah, there really should be23:39
cinap_lenrekminute: excellent :)23:57
cinap_lenrekminute: i wonder, could the STAT1/STAT2 pins on the charge controller be usefull to detect if we'r running on wall-power?23:58
cinap_lenreki think the pins would indicate if we'r charging or not23:58
cinap_lenrekbut right now, they'r connected to led's instead23:58

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