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minute | just a note for later: i want to add a step to reform-setup-wizard that detects an SSD and offers to directly migrate (install) to it, with optional encryption (checkbox and pw entry), and then a progress bar for the install. | 12:26 |
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josch | maybe at some point it makes sense to just use calamaris for the installation? | 12:28 |
minute | why? | 12:28 |
josch | to avoid too much NIH and using existing software instead | 12:28 |
josch | i think there is some value in first trying to use existing solutions and only rewriting things from scratch if there the existing stuff is really a bad fit | 12:29 |
minute | but we already have a working tool? | 12:30 |
josch | yes, i'm just cautioning that expending that tool more and more makes it get closer to the functionality that other more mature (and maintained by other) tools already provide | 12:31 |
josch | there is the risk of sinking too much time into a custom solution instead of adapting the existing one | 12:31 |
minute | i totally get that. but in our case i think that customizing the other tool until we like it and that it works with all our special stuff across devices is even more work... right now our installer has a tiny codebase | 12:33 |
josch | sure :) | 12:33 |
josch | you'd probably just wrap reform-migrate or reform-setup-encrypted-nvme? | 12:35 |
minute | yep, sth like that | 12:44 |
josch | minute: then before that can happen i guess i should implement a machine readable interface for these scripts? | 12:48 |
josch | any preferences? | 12:48 |
ch | i'm casually interested in what the options for such interfaces would be | 12:56 |
minute | josch: yes, that would be very useful. some easy-to-parse line by line format (like tsv). i mean the main interesting output is that of rsync, does it have a machine readable progress format? and otherwise, catching various errors | 13:01 |
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minute | interesting https://kellyjonbrazil.github.io/jc/docs/parsers/rsync.html | 14:33 |
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ch | interesting bug about reserving space in front of the first partition on arm https://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg1986135.html | 17:28 |
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josch | ch: hah interesting read -- we just recently increased the free space in front of the first partition to 16 MB because of rk3588 :) | 20:26 |
^alex | a sixteen-megabyte bootloader? is there an entire cobbler's workshop in there or something? | 20:30 |
josch | ^alex: it's the offset that is the problem | 20:31 |
josch | ^alex: u-boot starts at byte 8388608 | 20:32 |
josch | u-boot itself is only 1.6 MB so you could also put the first partition at 10 MB but people like powers of 2 :) | 20:33 |
^alex | ah | 20:33 |
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NanoCodeBug | i've been messing with the CM4 module some more, but I cannot get it to talk to the sd-card - presumably something between the cm4 and the two level shifters is causing it to fail to read the sd-card. | 21:03 |
NanoCodeBug | i have dma disabled, its using pio only | 21:03 |
NanoCodeBug | the bootloader can talk to it, but the booted kernel can't, i don't want to hook up oscilliscope but that's where i'm at now | 21:04 |
josch | ^alex: it seems that it is not as arbitrary... at least rockchip reserves 4 MiB for u-boot and the 4 MiB after that are for a "trust" (ATF or OPTEE) partition. With that layout, the first partition containing kernel, dtb, ramdisk etc can only come at an offset of 16777216 bytes... | 21:58 |
amospalla | I'm doing some battery tests on Pocket, it has been on 1% remaining battery for 45 minutes (with display off), and it is still up. I comment that as something good, that means it has an extra hour of battery I did not expect, like the car fuel reserve :D | 22:11 |
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