2022-08-30.log

minuteckeen: sorry, i will update the link00:00
ckeen(and I do hope that there's room on the pocket reform to have the boot switch more accessible...00:03
ckeen)00:03
ckeenalso before I mess up my system with more manual work, is there a better way to upgrade from the first system image to the latest? I have already grown my /home on the nvme quite a bit so I don't want to loose that data...00:06
minuteif you have system image v2, there is no automated clean way to get to a v3 image, sorry00:07
minuteif you are already on v3, you can just apt upgrade00:07
ckeenso I guess flashing an up to date rescue system, adding the newer debian repo and doing apt update/upgrade should be OK...00:09
minuteyou also need to delete all libraries and binaries in /usr/local/ that might be there00:10
minuteas v2 used that00:10
ckeenok00:11
minutev2 had custom mesa, xwayland, sway and so on in /usr/local, this will interfere with stuff you get via apt upgrade00:12
minutein v3 these are cleanly integrated00:13
ckeenI am really really happy with this laptop it has been really fun to use it, so thanks for all your hours poured into this, it is appreciated00:13
minutethanks, glad to hear it!00:13
ckeenI already put the main sources for apt to sid for a while so I already ran into that I guess00:13
ckeenalso I need to think of a way to stabilize the keyboard PCB a bit at the bottom where the space keys are, it bends down quite a bit when you press it hard00:16
minutei made a release here (on top) that contains the link to the latest image, always: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-system-image/-/releases00:16
ckeenthanks minute!00:18
vkoskiv_What are the hid bind/unbind steps in the reform-standby script for?00:37
minutemaking sure the input devices come back in a working state00:38
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Boostisbetterckeen: I guess the question I'd have regarding your keyboard PCB flex: why would you be pressing that hard on the space bar. I mean I looked on my Reform and I don't see any flex when just pushing the spacebar normally. It flexes a little bit if I wham it down, but i mean, why would I be doing that? 12:35
BoostisbetterThat said, I'm interested in what you find to stabilize it more. 12:35
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KoodaI can’t reproduce the flex either, weird15:23
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cinap_lenreksomething's seriously wrong with my board17:29
cinap_lenreki got the replacement batteries today17:29
cinap_lenrekwhen i connected the battery cables to the mainboard, something smelled burned17:30
cinap_lenreki disconnected the cables again17:30
cinap_lenrektheres nothing visually burned on the board tho17:30
cinap_lenrekthe mainboard also still works fine17:31
cinap_lenrekunrelated17:31
cinap_lenrekwhen i tried to remove the barrery cells again17:32
cinap_lenreki must have caused a short somehow too17:32
cinap_lenrekbut this was while the battery modules where disconnected from the mainboard17:32
cinap_lenrekthis happend with both battery carriers17:32
cinap_lenreki have two traces there that seem burned now17:32
cinap_lenrekworst day17:32
cinap_lenreki have no idea how this can happen by just mechanically removing the cells17:33
cinap_lenrekwith nothing connected17:33
joschcinap_lenrek: it's this problem: https://community.mnt.re/t/isolating-battery-clips/96217:34
cinap_lenrekah, okay17:39
cinap_lenreki guess i can fix this17:40
cinap_lenrekbut i'm more worried about my board starting to smell burned as soon as i connect the batteries :(17:40
cinap_lenrekthis is something i can't fix17:40
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cinap_lenrekactually17:58
cinap_lenrekR32 seems burned17:58
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cinap_lenrekwith my multimeter, i measure like 5.2ohm for all the other R25-R3118:07
cinap_lenrekand R32 is like not a resistor anymore18:07
Boostisbetterminute: is the crowd funding page not live yet because you are still working on levels and options? Just curious not rushing. 18:11
cinap_lenrekare these the discharge resistors?18:11
vkoskiv_Still haven't had suspend fail even once.18:11
joschvkoskiv_: what's your secret??? XD18:12
vkoskiv_I dunno. Before it just didn't work at all, now it seems 100% :D18:12
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cinap_lenrekare these special resistor parts?18:44
cinap_lenrekalso how can this part become burned?18:48
vagrantcACTION wonders about using linux-image-arm64-mntre rather than linux-immage-arm64 to avoid conflicts with debian's linux-image-arm6418:56
vagrantcalso sounded like there was some progress just using debian's kernel?19:00
joschvagrantc: there was progress insofar that I now know what breaks :)19:09
joschvagrantc: the reason I re-used the linux-immage-arm64 name is, that my hope is that our patches will be merged upstream at some point. If that happens, then users don't need to do anything to move to the stock kernel as we just remove our version from our repo.19:10
vagrantcjosch: well, you could always release linux-image-arm64-mntre -> linux-image-arm64 when that happens19:13
vagrantcbut i guess i'm an oddball, in that the only package i have from mntre is linux-image-arm64, and so i mark it on hold19:14
vagrantcoh, and flash-kernel ... but maybe we can fix that too19:15
minutecinap_lenrek: these are just big resistors for balancing, yep. i've seen some failures of these. fortunately they are quite easy to resolder19:22
cinap_lenrekyeah19:23
cinap_lenreki'll talk to a collegue at work19:23
cinap_lenreki dont trust myself with that solder job19:23
cinap_lenreki just fear that theres something else broken to cause that resistor to destroy itself19:24
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vagrantchrm. source.mnt.re doesn't appear to be allowing me to log in, asking me to confirm email, but never actually sends the confirmation mail19:30
vagrantcno sign of it hitting my mail server or anything19:31
minutecinap_lenrek: it can happen through short on battery board i think19:33
vagrantcwas hoping to glance at the flash-kernel patch19:33
minutevagrantc: do you need to login to see patches?!19:33
vagrantcACTION finds via /explore19:33
minutenormally not19:33
vkoskiv_ACTION about to flash some kbd fw :319:34
vagrantci didn't remember the URL ... going to source.mnt.re redirects to login19:34
vagrantcminute: regardless, my account was confirmed a while back, but for some reason it's requiring me to re-confirm ...19:34
minutevagrantc: ping me tomorrow, i can look into it19:35
vagrantcsure19:35
vagrantcseems like it attempted to send after clickign on the old expired confirmation link, the resend link appears to be working19:36
vagrantcah, the flash kernel patch is submitted as https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/flash-kernel/-/merge_requests/33 ... for which there is no clearly correct solution19:39
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vagrantchrm. or split flash-kernel into multiple packages, as it does too much19:46
joschvagrantc: the patched flash kernel is also not for installing on the reform20:07
joschvagrantc: the patched flash-kernel is for the CI to create a boot.scr -- on the reform itself we don't need that patch20:07
vagrantcsure20:08
vagrantcso you're saying i could switch to the debian package of flash-kernel too :)20:08
vagrantcminute: fwiw, my login issue seems resolved now!20:09
vagrantcACTION comments on a few merge requests20:09
sknebelassembling my machine right now: am I missing a step to secure the plexi antenna holder thing?20:34
cinap_lenrekokay21:00
cinap_lenrekfixed the battery carriers21:00
cinap_lenrekand electic taped the metal contacts that could lead to short21:00
Boostisbettersknebel: if you mounted it on the keyboard and mouse connectors then you are good. It will shift slightly when moving the Reform but it is nothing. I suppose if it really bothers you, you could use some kind of tape to keep it from moving. 21:06
sknebelBoostisbetter: yeah, the antenna cables add more stiffness than I thought at first21:06
sknebelthx for confirming though :)21:07
joschvagrantc: yes, installing the debian package of flash-kernel on the reform should not change anything21:13
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sknebel-reformtada 21:23
joschcongrats!! :)21:26
Boostisbettervery nice sknebel-reform! Welcome to the team!21:45
sknebel-reformthx21:54
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