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noam | minute: any eta on v3 classic mobo? :P | 00:13 |
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minute | noam: yeah i just put it into my personal reform yesterday for intense testing | 00:44 |
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noam | :O YES | 00:51 |
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amospalla | minute: with the latest keyboard firmware my pocket battery takes more or less the same time to empty. | 08:48 |
amospalla | Probably the keyboard controller takes less energy, but what eats the battery is the main som. | 08:50 |
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minute | amospalla: alright | 09:39 |
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gsora | any chance of getting my reform 2 at fosdem? :v jkjk | 10:35 |
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BoostisBetter | gsora: where is fosdem this year? | 11:19 |
gsora | guess in the place of last year? not sure, first time there | 11:20 |
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josch | BoostisBetter: fosdem is always in | 11:21 |
josch | Brussels | 11:22 |
josch | wow, that was a super delayed paste... | 11:22 |
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[tj] | I love how difficult it is to find where fosdem is on their website | 11:23 |
gsora | it's implicit :P | 11:23 |
gsora | "FOSDEM takes place at the ULB Solbosch Campus, Brussels, Belgium, Europe, Earth." | 11:24 |
gsora | it's on their website | 11:24 |
josch | they forgot to say where Earth is | 11:24 |
vkoskiv | and which multiverse | 11:24 |
[tj] | but it isn't on about or practical | 11:24 |
[tj] | but below the fold on the home page | 11:25 |
[tj] | https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/1Xuwm06z/image.png | 11:25 |
[tj] | which doesn't look like it scrolls for me | 11:25 |
gsora | i see your point | 11:26 |
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minute | still not sure if i wanna go to fosdem | 12:26 |
vkoskiv | I'll likely be at Revision again this year, they announced the dates: 18.-21.4. | 12:27 |
minute | nice | 12:28 |
gsora | too much chaos? | 12:31 |
BoostisBetter | The issue for me is that Brussels is my least favorite city to go to. Traffic is insane, and just junk is just so overpriced and not very good. | 12:32 |
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BoostisBetter | does anyone here know of a good UPS that has user replacable batteries that you can get in Germany? I need to replace an UPS. | 13:49 |
BoostisBetter | but I hate how they all are note user replacable . | 13:49 |
BoostisBetter | but I hate how they all are note user replacable. | 13:49 |
ch | apc batteries were never a problem | 14:18 |
BoostisBetter | the models I got just weren't made with replacable batteries in mind | 14:31 |
BoostisBetter | I have two here and no idea how to get replacable batteries for them | 14:32 |
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BoostisBetter | minute: was there a newer version of your keyboard firmware already? I ask because the one I am using is getting worse and worse with disconnects. Now the keyboards OLED is working but it just seems like it is not connected to the mainboard. | 14:54 |
BoostisBetter | Reseting the keyboard around 5 times got it back. | 14:54 |
BoostisBetter | Is there a recommended time one should hold down the reset button on the keyboard RP2040? | 14:55 |
ch | UPS, please make a decision on when you intend to deliver | 15:01 |
ch | 'wednesday', 'no, monday!', 'no, friday afternoon!', 'no, friday morning!', 'no, friday by end of day' | 15:02 |
josch | i have so many "funny" UPS stories with MNT shipments... | 15:05 |
ch | mostly i'm waiting for it to say 'delivered to shop' | 15:05 |
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minute | maybe they can fix all that with AI | 15:56 |
cwebber | also fyi minute, you'll probably see it, but looks like I'm not the only one who ran into the "purple flash" issue on the pocket https://community.mnt.re/t/purple-flash-and-then-screen-doesnt-work-while-booting/2914/5 | 16:03 |
cwebber | so hopefully debugging mine will help uncover a general issue that can be resolved | 16:03 |
cwebber | it's off and on its way as of yesterday morning btw! | 16:03 |
minute | cwebber: ahh awesome | 16:10 |
minute | BoostisBetter: sounds weird. is that still with psuspend or independent? also i don't remember which version you were using. can you tell me the versions displayed on System Status OLED screen? | 16:14 |
BoostisBetter | minute: sure one second | 16:16 |
minute | BoostisBetter: there is one more thing. i recently discovered we never did a usb hub reset and i added one to the imx8mp uboot now. so you could also update your uboot to this one when it's done building: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-imx8mp-uboot/-/jobs/7327 | 16:17 |
BoostisBetter | minute: PREFHID20240416 | 16:17 |
BoostisBetter | minute: but I am pretty sure this is the same version as initial. The dates on the firmware didn't seem to update | 16:17 |
minute | BoostisBetter: ah, so it's before i cleaned the version display up | 16:18 |
minute | BoostisBetter: then please update to this: https://source.mnt.re/reform/pocket-reform/-/jobs/7316/artifacts/browse | 16:18 |
BoostisBetter | minute: vielen Dank! | 16:19 |
ch | delivered to shop! | 16:24 |
minute | audio is wrong on rk3588 pocket! | 16:30 |
minute | and nobody noticed it yet? | 16:31 |
minute | there is some bit error | 16:31 |
minute | if you listen to a sweep test there's lots of aliasing | 16:31 |
ch | i always see tons of errors in dmesg that seem audio related | 16:31 |
minute | yeah those i think are ok | 16:31 |
ch | but i dont really use audio :> | 16:31 |
minute | audio sweep sounds perfect on rk3588 classic reform 3.0 | 16:33 |
minute | so it's a problem with rk3588 <-> tlv audio chip | 16:33 |
minute | why oh why did they discontinue the wm8960... | 16:33 |
ch | thanks for 'ci: add pocket-hid.cab' | 16:34 |
minute | ha | 16:35 |
minute | you're more than welcome! | 16:35 |
minute | i guess soon we could roll out the first firmwares via the real fwupd? | 16:35 |
BoostisBetter | minute: should the update of the firmware be near instant? | 16:37 |
ch | i hope so! upstream fixed the bug i reported when updating from a real fwupd on scsi-free hw (like reform) | 16:37 |
ch | (so we should a bit for them to stamp a release and it to land in debian, but we can also post a 'be sure' workaround for now) | 16:38 |
josch | ch: what's the problem with scsi-free hw? | 16:42 |
josch | ch: we can also apply a patch to fwupd and distribute a patched version in the MNT repos very easily | 16:43 |
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BoostisBetter | minute: was finally able to get the newer kb firmware installed. It was being a real pain for some reason. | 16:57 |
BoostisBetter | minute: firmware now reads: PREF1HIDs2ab0d3a | 16:58 |
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minute | BoostisBetter: nice | 17:13 |
[tj] | crowdsupply now has a banner saying "Due to severe weather, order processing and shipping will be delayed." | 17:18 |
+ amospalla (~jordi@user/amospalla) | 17:19 | |
ericsfraga | hey hum. be patient, he says to himself... | 17:20 |
ch | josch: without sd_mod loaded when fwupd.service starts, it will reset the rp2040 into bootrom mode, but then cannot talk to it - https://github.com/fwupd/fwupd/issues/8265 | 17:29 |
ch | josch: so i guess adding a fwupd.service dropin file in reform-tools could also work | 17:30 |
josch | "I tried sticking strace into the fwupd.service unit, which apparently causes it to succeed." wow, classic | 18:15 |
ch | yeah that was annoying to track down | 18:15 |
josch | oh wow | 18:16 |
josch | i understand now what's happening | 18:16 |
josch | the usb device is the first scsi device | 18:16 |
josch | ch: but where would reform-tools have to install fwupd.service to override it? I'd like to avoid installing anything into /etc | 18:18 |
ch | josch: no, just the dropin file should be fine | 18:25 |
ch | imo it was a bad idea to use scsi over usb for disks | 18:26 |
ch | i understand it can be useful but eh | 18:26 |
josch | ch: i never used the systemd dropin mechanism. I'd have to put the Wants and After lines in the [Unit] section into a /lib/systemd/system/fwupd.d/pull8270.conf and that's it? | 18:29 |
ch | let me check | 18:30 |
josch | and fwupd is not cross-buildable so my approach to patch it is no that trivial: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/merge_requests/78 | 18:30 |
minute | ryukazou: about your upgrade kit order inkl sinbon adapter, this adapter is confirmed to ship to us on jan 20th so the order is waiting for that, wifi card (here next week) and internal dsi cable (should be here any day, maybe disrupted by US weather issues) | 18:32 |
ch | josch: this works https://paste.debian.net/hidden/8041c03c/ | 18:32 |
ch | josch: note the exact path | 18:32 |
ch | josch: well, s/override/pull8270/ | 18:33 |
josch | ah it's fwupd.service.d | 18:33 |
josch | thank you, lets put this into the next reform-tools release | 18:33 |
josch | i wanted to make one anyways so that minute can try out reform-emmc-bootstrap | 18:34 |
ch | nice | 18:34 |
+ mark_ (~mjw@gnu.wildebeest.org) | 18:53 | |
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ryukazou | minute: Thanks for the update. Very anticipate for the rk3588 upgrade, it should made pocket reform more daily drivable. | 18:59 |
minute | ok i finally fixed the audio quality issue on rk3588 pocket reform and reform next | 19:00 |
josch | easy/hard fix? | 19:01 |
minute | very easy, just needed to remove 1 line in dts | 19:05 |
minute | josch: i'm inclined to merge this to test with motherboard 3.0 | 19:10 |
minute | josch: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/merge_requests/6/diffs | 19:10 |
minute | josch: ah i'm silly, i would need to add this to the rk3588 version of the devicetree to actually test this :D | 19:12 |
josch | minute: you probably mean this MR instead? https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/merge_requests/79 But there seem to be a whitespace only change? And I guess the change to rk3588-reform2 is still not in | 19:24 |
amospalla | josch: my pocket is now running on NVME and I have my old system backed up. Let's try your script. | 19:27 |
+ Savasten (~kvirc@64.39.201.193) | 19:27 | |
minute | josch: ah yeah i messed that up, thx | 19:29 |
- aloo_shu (QUIT: Ping timeout: 248 seconds) (~aloo_shu@90.166.99.83) | 19:29 | |
amospalla | where is it located? Should I break something, like deleting the partition eMMC table? | 19:29 |
josch | amospalla: do you want to wait until the next reform-tools version built? | 19:29 |
josch | amospalla: you don't need to break anything -- it will overwrite your emmc | 19:30 |
josch | one second, i'm preparing the next release right now | 19:30 |
amospalla | I'm ok with whatever you prefer, it is your script, also, I'm on Debian/Stable, will it arrive to it too? | 19:30 |
minute | uh oh https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/jobs/7344#L1874 | 19:31 |
minute | more rk3588 merged eh | 19:32 |
+ aloo_shu (~aloo_shu@85.51.18.102) | 19:32 | |
josch | minute: i have that fixed -- let me push that to main | 19:32 |
minute | oh nice | 19:32 |
minute | thx | 19:32 |
josch | minute: done. Upstream applied 0063-phy-rockchip-samsung-hdptx-Set-drvdata-before-enabli.patch in 9d23e48654620fdccfcc74cc2cef04eaf7353d07 that's why the patch fails | 19:34 |
josch | amospalla: please test reform-tools 1.65 from this pipeline: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-tools/-/jobs/7359 | 19:35 |
josch | (once it succeeds) | 19:35 |
amospalla | josch: will it install into Debian/Stable? | 19:36 |
josch | maybe :) | 19:36 |
josch | if it does not, please tell me | 19:36 |
josch | i can rebuild it for you for stable as well | 19:37 |
amospalla | Anyway, I'm only needing a script of it right? | 19:37 |
josch | yes, you can also grab the sbin/reform-emmc-bootstrap script from the MR | 19:38 |
amospalla | It has no help, it runs straight. | 19:41 |
josch | exactly | 19:42 |
josch | there is also no man page yet | 19:42 |
josch | and it needs a "this is wiping your emmc, you you really want to proceed?" message | 19:47 |
josch | there are fixme comments about that in the script | 19:47 |
amospalla | josch: the script is mounting current live root volume into a tmp location, and chrooting into it. | 19:47 |
josch | "live root volume"? | 19:47 |
josch | it should be mounting a rootfs from nvme | 19:48 |
amospalla | I'm running my pocket from nvme. I run the script, and it mounts my current root (on nvme): `mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /tmp/reform-emmc-bootstrap.kpbaqRfqg3` | 19:49 |
josch | oh :D | 19:49 |
josch | but you cannot run it from nvme | 19:49 |
josch | how did you boot that? | 19:49 |
josch | this script is for when your emmc is borked and you cannot boot anyomre | 19:49 |
josch | then you put in a rescue sd-card and run that script | 19:49 |
josch | but good point, i need to guard against this | 19:49 |
amospalla | well, you told me that the tool only recreated /boot, and was designed to people using a nvme | 19:49 |
amospalla | oh, I see | 19:50 |
amospalla | then you didn't say that to me, but I imagined it hehe | 19:50 |
josch | sorry XD | 19:50 |
amospalla | no, sorry me | 19:50 |
josch | indeed i should've added that --help output | 19:50 |
josch | i'd say you should flash a rescue sd-card, then run reform-setup-encrypted-nvme to install to nvme | 19:51 |
amospalla | I put an nvme and migrated. It has been a good experience, now I understand a bit better how it boots. | 19:51 |
josch | once everything works, pop in the rescue sd-card again and run the script | 19:51 |
amospalla | but I already migrated into nvme, what do you mean? | 19:52 |
josch | okay, good | 19:52 |
josch | does it still boot or did the script damage something? | 19:52 |
amospalla | oh yes, I see, now I can try your tool from sd-card. | 19:52 |
josch | if it damaged your /boot on emmc, then good i guess :D | 19:52 |
amospalla | hahaha. I have only installed a nvme disk and migrated by `reform-migrate --emmc /dev/nvme...`, and here I am running from the nvme instead of the emmc. | 19:53 |
amospalla | Now I'll try to use your tool from a sd-card. | 19:54 |
amospalla | You meant, the tool is meant to be used using nvme (that is why it mounts my nvme) when there is no /boot, so forcibily if you are using this tool you are booting from an sd-card. | 19:57 |
amospalla | now I get it | 19:57 |
amospalla | hhihi | 19:57 |
- Savasten (QUIT: Ping timeout: 260 seconds) (~kvirc@64.39.201.193) | 19:57 | |
josch | amospalla: let me give you more context | 19:58 |
josch | https://community.mnt.re/t/migrating-encrypted-nvme-to-different-som-imx8mq-to-a311d/1783 | 19:58 |
josch | https://community.mnt.re/t/migration-from-i-mx8mplus-to-a311d/2317 | 19:58 |
josch | https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-system-image/-/wikis/Migration | 19:59 |
josch | so this is for people who "loose" their /boot on emmc because they switched their SoM | 19:59 |
josch | instead of them having to manually fiddle with commands, lets have a tool that automates it | 19:59 |
+ wielaard (~mjw@gnu.wildebeest.org) | 20:01 | |
amospalla | I understand. | 20:01 |
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* mjw -> Guest8184 | 20:12 | |
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+ Savasten (~kvirc@64.39.201.193) | 20:16 | |
josch | i think i want to support the case where the tool is called with the OS running from nvme | 20:17 |
josch | use-case: the user booted the system with /boot from sd-card and wants to move their /boot partition to emmc | 20:17 |
josch | amospalla: i'm now afk for ~1 hour | 20:18 |
amospalla | pok | 20:18 |
amospalla | ok trying your tool now | 20:19 |
amospalla | will post | 20:19 |
amospalla | was updating my old sd-card and solving dependencies, and each run made initramfs to rebuild for a loong time hihi | 20:19 |
amospalla | josch: yay, it booted my nvme again, it works :) | 20:36 |
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minute | damn > [ 684.808645] dma-pl330 fea10000.dma-controller: pl330_update:1678 Unexpected! | 22:10 |
minute | (with latest kernel from today on rk3588, after testing a bunch auf audio. audio stopped working at that moment) | 22:10 |
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minute | ok that's gone after a reboot and now audio is perfect | 22:18 |
+ aloo_shu (~aloo_shu@90.166.98.45) | 22:19 | |
BoostisBetter | minute: that is a relief! Aweosme to hear! Also nice update on the Reform Next update! | 22:23 |
minute | thx! now finally some time for some relaxing | 22:27 |
BoostisBetter | minute: most excellent! | 22:31 |
josch | amospalla: nice!! \o/ | 22:36 |
amospalla | thank you :) | 22:37 |
minute | josch: thanks for making this tool btw, will test next week! | 22:38 |
amospalla | having this tool makes me feel more comfortable in case I break something :) :) | 22:38 |
josch | amospalla: okay, then next step is making everything nice, writing help text, man page etc | 22:38 |
josch | minute: sure thing! It bugged me that this was still so manual. If you have any suggestion from what you read here already, i'm all ears. :) | 22:39 |
amospalla | if I can suggest something, using strings like $(strings /proc/device-tree/model) instead of using cat makes bash not complain about null strings. It doesn't affect the behaviour because it just ignores them, but avoids bash complaining on stderr. | 22:40 |
josch | minute: oh in your recent message to fedi you suggest to "sudo apt install linux-image-6.12.9-mnt-reform-arm64" -- this is not the best suggestion because this will tell apt to mark the kernel as manually installed, so now apt will never suggest to auto-remove it | 22:41 |
minute | josch: ok, what's the right command to upgrade only the kernel package? i'll edit | 22:41 |
minute | ahhh linux-image-mnt-reform-arm64 | 22:42 |
minute | yes? | 22:42 |
minute | next time i'll remember | 22:42 |
josch | probably: sudo apt --only-upgrade install linux-image-mnt-reform-arm64 | 22:42 |
josch | yes | 22:42 |
josch | upgrading the meta package will pull in the new real package if necessary | 22:43 |
minute | why the --only-upgrade? | 22:43 |
josch | hrm... actually... | 22:44 |
josch | sorry, i'm confirming... | 22:44 |
josch | sorry, without --only-upgrade | 22:44 |
josch | your post right now is correct i think | 22:44 |
josch | have a nice weekend _o/ | 22:44 |
minute | ok awesome | 22:45 |
minute | thanks josch, you too! | 22:45 |
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BoostisBetter | amospalla: I see that you added a dev/input change variable in the psuspend.conf, but how do I determine what dev/input/event I need to use? Using evtest I see this: /dev/input/event0:MNT Pocket Reform Input 1.0 Keyboard | 22:56 |
BoostisBetter | amospalla: so how would I use that in the psuspend.conf to get the keyboard picked up again? | 22:56 |
amospalla | BoostisBetter: I use a regular expression now to look for the keyboard, so it should work on any past and probably future string. | 22:58 |
BoostisBetter | amospalla | 22:58 |
BoostisBetter | amospalla: what do you mean? | 22:58 |
amospalla | just upgrade and restart psuspend | 22:58 |
amospalla | it will work | 22:58 |
BoostisBetter | amospalla: roger! Gracias!; | 22:58 |
josch | amospalla: how do i see the problem where bash complains about something? The script is not written using bash but dash | 23:00 |
amospalla | josch: ohhh hehehe sorry, yeah, my fault, I ran it manually with bash -x to have a verbose output | 23:02 |
amospalla | yes it uses /bin/sh | 23:03 |
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amospalla | I use bash for my scripts and I mechanically do bash things ^^ | 23:04 |
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