2024-03-21.log

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joschvkoskiv: to make sure that this is a hardware problem and not a software problem: did you try flashing known-working system images to an sd-card and boot from that?06:37
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vkoskivI'll give that a go.10:38
vkoskivJust the latest image from the CI should work?10:38
+ mjw (~mjw@gnu.wildebeest.org)11:03
joschvkoskiv: it should, yes but i only tried it on ls1028a11:26
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vkoskivSide note, another thing I've noticed is that powering off seems to invoke a reboot instead12:18
minutevkoskiv: josch: ugh. btw i've also seen the reboot thing on a311d12:21
- mtm (QUIT: Ping timeout: 252 seconds) (~mtm@c-71-228-84-213.hsd1.fl.comcast.net)13:02
joschall the time or only sometimes?13:06
joschi'm on kernel 6.6.13+bpo-reform2-arm64 with reform-tools 1.37 and can "systemctl poweroff" just fine13:06
minutejosch vkoskiv: unfortunate timing but i took some time off from today and will be back on monday. i don't have a311d with me (only rk3588)13:41
joschenjoy your weekend! :)13:43
vkoskivminute: Yeah, this isn't super urgent, plenty of time for debugging next week13:43
vkoskivBooted off a fresh image now, the wifi card appears in rfkill, but ethernet is still not working. I did spot some clues in dmesg though13:43
minutevkoskiv: you can also experiment with: phy reset gpio, mii-tool, ethtool to force 100mbits13:44
minutejosch: thank you!13:44
vkoskivCool, I'll look into those. Now you go take it easy, enjoy the weekend!13:46
joschvkoskiv: is this the thing you see? https://paste.debian.net/1311486/13:48
vkoskivjosch: No panics, I'll grab the whole dmesg log13:48
vkoskivBattery monitoring works. Weird, I just rebooted, and the wifi card disappeared, it was working a moment ago13:53
vkoskivI have the dmesg dump in a text file on disk now13:53
vkoskivI'll try another reboot13:54
vkoskivhttps://mister-muffin.de/p/UsFQ.txt13:55
vkoskivAnother reboot, and the wifi card works again. Seemingly random, then13:55
minutevkoskiv: thank you!14:00
vkoskivjosch: eth_wake_irq not found, that might be an issue?14:10
minutein these cases i recently learned one can install the linux kernel source package and it installs a copy of the running kernel's sources somewhere (forgot where, but easy to find out)14:23
minuteand then rg for that string and see in the driver what it wants to do14:23
vkoskivYeah, I'll do some digging with that14:31
+ mark_ (~mjw@gnu.wildebeest.org)15:02
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joschokay, there is certainly a regression on a311d between 6.5 and 6.615:51
joschnow i just somehow need several hours of freetime to track this down...15:52
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minutejosch: ;/16:36
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vkoskivjosch: If I can help in any way, do let me know17:43
vkoskivI'll look into this anyway, but only after my sauna. Can't do it before that :D17:44
minuteweird:17:55
minutehttps://packages.debian.org/sid/apt depends on libapt-pkg6.0t64, also on armhf17:55
minutebut https://packages.debian.org/sid/aptitude depends on libapt-pkg6.0 on armhf, and libapt-pkg6.0t64 _not_ on armhf17:56
minutebut whyyyy17:56
minutegit package is also incompatible with apt package because of libgnutls30t64 vs libgnutls3017:57
minutedowngrading my armhf chroot to testing17:58
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hramrachBecause it has not been rebuilt, perhaps it fails to build with the new stuff even. That's why using testing is preferable to unstable, at least it can be installed.19:23
- S0rin (QUIT: Quit: WeeChat 3.8) (~S0rin@user/s0rin)19:39
joschyes, exactly that. The 64 bit time_t transition is not done yet: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=103688419:40
joschon the plus side, a lot got finished today like cargo, git, curl and kmod19:41
joschthis means that a few hours ago, linux is finally buildable again on armhf and armel: https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=linux19:41
minuteohh19:42
minutei read in the thread a bit, i didn't expect it to be this complicated19:42
joschbootstrapping rust on arm was "fun" :)19:44
minute:D19:44
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ephaseHi!20:39
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+ ZylonMaster (~hjcs@098-015-248-249.res.spectrum.com)22:54
joschi just read this in handbook v2: "Pressing both *Wheel Mode* buttons together will turn on *Sticky Wheel Mode*, so that you can scroll through a longer text without needing to hold down a button."23:15
joschcan somebody explain how?23:15
joschi pressed both buttons at the same time but i don't see  a difference in scrolling behaviour23:15
ZylonMasterHey, there, does anyone know if you need software blobs to use MNT Reform with imx8m plus? 23:16
ZylonMasterOr if its just hardware ones23:16
minutejosch: maybe you have some old fw version?23:23
minuteZylonMaster: no software blobs, but firmware blobs23:23
ZylonMasteroh thats fine then23:23
ZylonMasterso I could use a fully free distro if I wanted to I guess23:23
ZylonMasterthats nice23:23
ZylonMasterThanks for the notice23:24
minuteZylonMaster: to use the wifi you have to provide the firmware for it though, a fully free distro will not include it23:24
ZylonMasterthats fine, I don't need the wifi23:24
minuteok23:24
ZylonMasterI got dongles if I want it23:24
ZylonMasterjust wifi is the only firmware blob needed then for it to run23:25
ZylonMasterthats good news23:25
ZylonMasterwell to use wifi. 23:25
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