2024-01-05.log

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violetOH07:30
violetminute: the "failed to wait phy lock state" err. that is not referring to the sort of lock i assumed!07:30
violetI thought it was talking about a mutex or something. but the register its reading is actually "07:31
violetWhen set, indicates that the PLL acquired the lock with the reference clock.07:31
violetits talking about a completely different kind of lock07:31
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+ f_[xmpp] (fffdb90022@fases/developer/funderscore)11:11
nockoI have a reform2 w/ standard cpu running bookwork (stable). After the 1.34 lpc-dkms & reform-tools update, systemctl halt no longer completely powers down the system. The power light remains on, formerly this turned off. Is there an LPC firmware update I should pursue (currently 20220621)? 11:27
nockoThis is a low-priority issue. Powering down from the lpc menu works as expected.11:28
nockoLooking though the commits, the main changes are to support hardware I don't have (newer mb and kb).11:40
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joschnocko: the "standard cpu" recently shifted from imx8mq to a311d -- do you know which one you have? You can find out by running "cat /proc/device-tree/model"11:55
joschnocko: thank you for reporting this issue. reform-tools 1.34 indeed had changes related to shut-down11:55
+ tiskaan (~tiskaan@84.70.121.60)12:00
nockoimx8mq12:05
nockoI have considered an a311d upgrade, but no external monitor support has given me pause.12:06
joschnocko: a311d has external monitor support but not both at the same time12:07
joschit's probably a software thing though and not a hardware limitation12:07
joschnocko: thanks a lot for your bug report. I have to plop back the imx8mq into my reform to reproduce this issue.12:08
nockoI keep lurking here waiting for dual support to land.12:08
joschreasonable :)12:08
nockoThanks for looking into it. I will be high-latency today, but willing to provide more data after work if it would be helpful.12:11
joschnocko: sure! if you have time, i'd be interested in your kernel version12:14
joschi just tested "systemctl poweroff" with my a311d (i'm also on bookworm) and it worked here12:14
joschnocko: oh, did you do "halt" or did you do "poweroff"?12:15
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joschnocko: so the output of this would be nice:12:15
joschuname -a12:15
joschand the output of this:12:15
joschlsmod | grep reform12:15
joschi'm now also afk, so take your time :)12:16
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nockojosch: http://okturing.com/src/18086/body12:24
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joschnocko: okay, module is loaded, that's great12:26
joschmaybe it's the kernel version?12:26
joschi'll try both 6.1 and 6.5 with imx then12:26
joschnocko: also, please confirm what happens when you run "systemctl poweroff" because earlier you said that you just ran "systemctl halt"12:27
minutejosch: btw my a311d laptop also no longer shuts down. i think in my case it is because it doesn't automatically load reform2_lpc driver (i need to check if i blocklisted it though)12:27
joschminute: this needs to be part of reform-check i think12:27
joschthe check for reform2_lpc being loaded i mean12:28
joschminute: though you probably would've noticed a missing reform2_lpc as then battery monitor is also gone12:28
+ pinoaffe (~pinoaffep@2a01:4f9:c010:a00b:1337:1337:11be:10)12:29
joschminute: since shutdown works with my a311d we just need to find out how your and my system differ and then write down the respective checks into reform-check so that it's easy for others to not run into the same thing :)12:29
- tiskaan (QUIT: Ping timeout: 268 seconds) (~tiskaan@84.70.121.60)12:30
minutejosch: i am used to never having battery monitor in the system so i didn't notice12:33
minute(i primarily use the oled for status)12:33
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nockojosch: systemctl poweroff works as expected. The power light goes out.12:39
joschnocko: then i don't think that there is a bug, no? :)12:39
joschbecause "halt" just halts and "poweroff"... powers off12:40
nockoI suppose not. IDK how I started using halt and why it worked before... but I am happy enough to type poweroff instead.12:40
nockoThanks for pointing me in the right direction!12:40
joschnocko: it probably worked before, because powering it off was implemented via a shell script that sends a command to the keyboard which in turn powers off the system12:41
joschnocko: and that script was probably run for both halt and poweroff12:41
joschnocko: now that reform2_lpc does it properly the script doesn't exist anymore12:41
+ tiskaan (~tiskaan@84.70.121.60)12:47
minutejosch: indeed for me it was just blocklisted modules (this was for development purposes on the lpc driver back then)12:56
minutenow if someone could figure out how to make those battery icons not emojis but icons from monochrome papirus like the rest...12:58
+ bhj78dsds (~bhbd2h2@191-50-201-31.ftth.glasoperator.nl)13:01
minutejosch: so yeah, reform-check could check for presence of reform2_lpc13:02
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joschminute: do you have some time for more AMD/NVidia fun on LS1028A? :)22:22
joschI continue to have more problems with nvidia/nouveau than with amd/radeon. The former doesn't even show the terminal while the latter does show that but then fails with sway/kmscube. For example today i tried this baby: https://paste.debian.net/1303178/22:25
joschbut when that failed in the same way as the last nvidia card i tried this one https://paste.debian.net/1303179/ and got at least the terminal to show up22:26
joschbut something is wrong... for example attempting to run sway will print this on stderr:22:26
joschhttps://paste.debian.net/1303180/22:26
joschwhy would it pick the software renderer?22:27
joschand kmscube says "failed to queue page flip: Device or resource busy" but also talks about "OpenGL ES 3.2 Mesa 23.2.1-1" -- why OpenGL ES and not the normal OpenGL?22:28
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minutejosch: about the last one, is amdgpu loaded?22:33
minutejosch: what do you have in /dev/dri?22:34
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minute> An R7 370 is a GCN first generation GPU which still uses the Radeon driver by default.22:35
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minutejosch: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=27228322:36
minuteapparently requires kernel args: radeon.si_support=0 radeon.cik_support=0 amdgpu.si_support=1 amdgpu.cik_support=122:36
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joschminute: thank you! This gives me new leads. I'll look into it next time i'm in the office. :)23:41
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