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xha | minute: just did an upgrade and... rk_gmac-dwmac fe1b0000.ethernet end0: Link is Up - 1Gbps/Full - flow control rx/tx | 06:57 |
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xha | thank you so much! :) | 06:57 |
xha | so that means not sending the module back then. | 06:59 |
xha | ACTION is expierencing all kinds of good emotions | 07:00 |
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xha | bluerise: did you manage to run openbsd on the rk3588 module? or made some progress? | 07:19 |
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bluerise | xha: mine's yet to be shipped! | 10:33 |
bluerise | I hope UPS will have a present for me next week | 10:33 |
xha | i see. thanks | 10:34 |
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svp | had an oopsie happen while i was being uncautious, now two usb ports are without power. both are controlled by the internal hub so i went and checked if their enable was high but i was met with a nice round 0 on both enable pins, with no short to ground. is there anything upstream i could check or is it more likely that i made the hub sad? | 12:41 |
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hramrach | uh, how do you boot from a SD card? | 12:43 |
hramrach | I tried to insert one, reboot, and got beck the the emmc OS, then rebooted again, and get the SD card OS | 12:44 |
hramrach | imx8mp pocket reform | 12:47 |
josch | in theory, u-boot (on emmc) should be trying to load boot.scr or extlinux.conf from the first partition on the sd-card first and then (if sd-card failed) try the first partition on emmc | 12:56 |
josch | which OS is then loaded depends on the initramfs that was found on sd-card or emmc | 12:56 |
hramrach | so perhaps the SD is flaky then | 13:11 |
minute | xha: awesome, happy that it works now | 13:13 |
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hramrach | hm, machine powered on by itself, scary | 13:21 |
hramrach | but then again I am running some development snapshot of sysctl firmware so I should not be that surprised | 13:22 |
hramrach | not sure what could trigger it | 13:22 |
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minute | hramrach: there is a factory mode define where it turns on at start of sysctl firmware | 13:25 |
minute | maybe that's on? | 13:25 |
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mhoye | hah! it turns out the answer is "wait for it to just slightly oxidize" | 14:09 |
mhoye | Works perfectly now. | 14:09 |
mhoye | In any case: now despite being tragically not shiny, this new mouse ball is an improvement. | 14:10 |
josch | mhoye: i'm happy with my existing ball. How is your now oxidized ball better than the original? | 14:11 |
mhoye | very, _very_ smooth motion, like oil-on-glass smooth, and just a little bit of weight to it. | 14:12 |
mhoye | I mean, to be clear I'm aware that what I'm doing is obviously ridiculous. | 14:13 |
mhoye | The number of people in the world who need a trackball made out of an exotic material that's machined to micron tolerances is zero. | 14:13 |
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josch | mhoye: where can one get one? | 14:14 |
mhoye | But I happen to think computing should be a lot more tactile and pleasing than it is, so I'm here and it's pretty good. | 14:15 |
mhoye | I'm on my way out, but I'll dig out the Ali Express links later today. | 14:15 |
minute | btw in the meantime vkcube runs on my rk3588 with the latest git mesa. so the first vulkan basics are there for g610 | 14:20 |
minute | mhoye: i agree with the more tactility. also interested in the ball link. cool that there was one that fits! | 14:22 |
grimmware | Yeah I’d like to try the same in the pocket. | 14:29 |
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jfred | Now I'm tempted to try this out too lol. mhoye you might have started a trend XD | 14:50 |
josch | i love the trackball -- if it's not too expensive, i'm open for experiments :) | 14:51 |
ryukazou | Does pocket reform and reform2 share the same hinge design? They look pretty alike. | 15:06 |
josch | ryukazou: same hinges | 15:07 |
ryukazou | Thanks!! | 15:08 |
hramrach | minute: but for the factory setting to apply the sysctl would have to reboot, right? | 15:14 |
hramrach | in any case I have seen it onkly once so difficult to say what it is | 15:14 |
minute | hramrach: yes, it would have to | 15:33 |
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josch | mhoye: without having met somebody in person it is hard for me sometimes to remember all the nicknames but now i read your post on fedi and saw your keyboard and i immediately was like "ooooh yes, *that* is who mhoye was" :D | 15:43 |
josch | custom keyboard ftw :) | 15:44 |
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grimmware | honestly the aesthetic hardware mods are a huge part of why the reform ecosystem is good - you actually have the choice to change how it looks and feels | 15:56 |
grimmware | I am going to have to make a pocket keyboard with browns though, I'm on a train and the carriage is quite quiet and I feel bad about my clicky keys :/ | 15:57 |
grimmware | even though I love them | 15:57 |
minute | grimmware: i had one with browns during development and it's a good fit! | 16:00 |
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grimmware | minute: what made you choose whites or reds (completely) out of interest? | 16:12 |
grimmware | man trying to figure out the math on this accelerometer-based lid closed detection is a bit more complex than I figured | 16:17 |
grimmware | I wish I could remember literally any of that phyics masters degree I allegedly did :P | 16:19 |
grimmware | Not helped by the fact I had to orient the sensors differently | 16:20 |
grimmware | (I am not asking someone to explain the math to me, I will get there and I almost certainly won't learn in the way you teach) | 16:21 |
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grimmware | think I've nailed it | 16:36 |
grimmware | rotation matrix and then angle between | 16:36 |
josch | grimmware: if your problem is related to rotation/transformation matrices to convert between different coordinate systems -- we have a full semester course on that topic here at uni and it confuses the heck out of everybody including us professors, so don't feel too bad :D | 16:39 |
josch | sometimes, after having pulled too much of my remaining hair out, i just let a program go through all possible permutations of matrix operations until it finds the one that produces the expected output... it's tricky :) | 16:40 |
grimmware | josch: I'm on the train to a low-key halloween party with 6 people (including us) and I've just remembered that 1/6th of the party has a PhD in mathematics so I'm going to pause my efforts until I get there :P | 16:50 |
josch | nice :D | 16:51 |
grimmware | thing is it looks like I've solved the problem up until I start waving the closed pocket around and it turns out I've only solved for a relatively flat surface | 16:51 |
grimmware | I've added keyboard backlight on/off to the script so at least I can see through the hinge what it thinks is happening | 16:51 |
josch | oh handy | 16:52 |
grimmware | at least lid closed detection is the only thing I really need both accelerometers for - orientation will be entirely based on the screen so that will be easy :) | 16:55 |
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xha | hmm, is it possible to boot from nvme on the pocket reform w/ rk3588? | 18:39 |
mhoye | josch: you know it | 18:40 |
minute | xha: not directly but via uboot on emmc | 18:41 |
xha | hmm, i am not very familiar with uboot. "nvme scan" or "nvme info" don't show any disks. | 18:42 |
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minute | xha: i suggest to just migrate your os to nvme and keep /boot on emmc | 18:42 |
xha | oh, well, i am trying to boot openbsd, just installed it on the pocket to the nvme :D | 18:42 |
minute | xha: you can use reform-setup-encrypted-nvme for that | 18:42 |
minute | ah sorry | 18:42 |
minute | xha: how did you install that | 18:43 |
xha | i booted openbsd from the sd card | 18:43 |
mhoye | 14:36 <@shogo> weird two linux servers just decided that they needed more power and started to beep and then shutdown | 18:43 |
minute | xha: how did you get display out that way? | 18:43 |
mhoye | whoops | 18:43 |
minute | xha: or you want to use it headless? | 18:43 |
xha | i used the serial connection | 18:44 |
minute | xha: so you want to use it only over serial? | 18:44 |
xha | nah, i just find it easier to develop on an installed system and not having to build an installation medium all the time | 18:44 |
mhoye | https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006891835801.html | 18:44 |
mhoye | there we go | 18:44 |
mhoye | That's the ali supplier I used | 18:45 |
mhoye | What size are the pocket reform trackballs? They're probably on that list... | 18:45 |
minute | xha: couldn't you use the same sd card to boot into openbsd on nvme somehow? | 18:45 |
minute | also, bluerise here should be able to give the best advice on openbsd+rk3588 | 18:46 |
xha | he does not have the module yet :D | 18:46 |
xha | alright, then i'll use the sd card. | 18:47 |
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josch | mhoye: and i assume you bought the 25 mm variant and after "waiting" a few days that one is no perfect in your opinion? | 18:59 |
xha | minute: actually, booting from nvme works :D | 18:59 |
josch | s/no/now/ | 18:59 |
josch | xha: i never used openbsd, how does it install itself to another medium? Do you have openbsd on a sd-card and it comes with an installer program that queries you for the target medium and then formats that and copies all the relevant files? | 19:00 |
xha | josch: yeah | 19:01 |
josch | i'm asking because for the reform we have the custom reform-migrate and reform-setup-encrypted-nvme scripts and i'd like to hear how other OSes do this | 19:01 |
xha | okay well i am now running openbsd on the pocket reform (over a serial connection) on the nvme. that was easy lol | 19:02 |
xha | ugh the uboot timeout of 0 is a pain, is there a way to increase it? | 19:04 |
josch | xha: that seems to have been a deliberate choice by minute: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-rk3588-uboot/-/commit/0d114ec477be5469d3fdf32f5e4ba1429302d2db | 19:06 |
josch | xha: maybe setting ${bootdelay} helps: https://docs.u-boot.org/en/latest/usage/environment.html#:~:text=bootdelay | 19:13 |
minute | xha: yeah you can rebuild and flash uboot | 19:15 |
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hramrach | mhoye: the description here says 15mm https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt/pocket-reform but it llooks like the hole is 15mm, the ball is probably a bit larger | 20:12 |
svp | is USB_RESETn supposed to be 0V or not 0V in normal operation? id assume 0V because it might be a negated input but i want to be sure | 20:36 |
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gustav28 | is the 16gb emmc located on the reform motherboard itself or on a module? | 21:58 |
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svp | tapping on the USB_RESETn pin seems to make the controller act up and sometimes it springs up to life. curious. | 22:27 |
josch | gustav28: module | 22:33 |
gustav28 | on all modules? | 22:38 |
josch | gustav28: currently, all modules officially su | 22:40 |
josch | pported by MNT come with eMMC | 22:40 |
josch | and none of the mainboards (classic reform, pocket reform, reform next) have emmc soldered on them | 22:40 |
+ jacobk (~quassel@47-186-105-237.dlls.tx.frontiernet.net) | 22:55 | |
gustav28 | okay, thanks for the clarification | 23:02 |
gustav28 | minute: I'm currently adding modes for swapping ctrl<->hyper/super<->alt in reform/reform2-keyboard4-fw. any general thoughts on this? | 23:25 |
gustav28 | I have two observations: | 23:26 |
gustav28 | 1) it seems to be possible to trigger non-standalone functionality in standalone-mode (see execute_menu_function()), should this be restricted? | 23:26 |
gustav28 | 2) what about having pico-sdk as a git submodule to the reform repo? looks like you already clone the pico-sdk repo to the repo root (build.sh sets this path), but having it as an explicit submodule allows for everyone to use the same commit of it, etc | 23:26 |
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