^alex | cursed idea: s390x compute board for pocket reform | 00:01 |
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minute | yeah, i think you have a point and it's probably the best solution for now | 00:01 |
minute | josch: it would fix the user experience and saves us trial+error time for the moment | 00:01 |
josch | the other option is to get the patch built by Debian unstable packages | 00:02 |
josch | the problem there is also the upcoming freeze | 00:02 |
josch | that's what this MR works towards: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/merge_requests/42 | 00:10 |
josch | minute: a while ago i was pinging you to add tags to the runners | 00:10 |
josch | this would allow creating a pipeline where jobs are run on different machines with different parameters | 00:10 |
josch | for example armhf and arm64 on the arm box and i386 and amd64 on the intel machine | 00:11 |
josch | it seems that past-me from june last year also said that you had to add the intel runner back to reform-debian-packages | 00:13 |
josch | it's still only the ampere box as far as i can see | 00:13 |
josch | the ampere runner has the arm64 tag which is good | 00:13 |
josch | aha you added the mntre-builder runner to my fork of reform-debian-packages but neither of them has both | 00:14 |
josch | minute: latest conversation on this topic was here: https://mntre.com/reform-irc-logs/2024-08-19.log.html#t12:04:50 | 00:15 |
minute | should i add armhf and i386 respectively? | 00:35 |
minute | (tags to the runners) | 00:35 |
minute | josch: ok i added the tags now and also assigned both runners to both projects (reform/reform-debian-packages and josch/*) | 00:39 |
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vagrantc | hrmpf. | 03:07 |
vagrantc | i got the serial console working, but it is impossible to interrupt the boot process | 03:08 |
vagrantc | gordon1: apparently the u-boot i have doesn't have the pcie command | 03:11 |
vagrantc | i broke all the boot options to get to a prompt | 03:12 |
vagrantc | clearly i need to build my own u-boot now :) | 03:12 |
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vagrantc | curiously running eficonfig allowed me to change the boot order and nvme *were* available | 03:14 |
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vagrantc | yeah, definitely need to rebuild u-boot to get some control out of this ... but at least i can yank the SD card now ... | 03:42 |
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josch | minute: thank you! I might find time to implement this during the weekend | 07:44 |
josch | minute: above, vagrantc (now offline) ran into the problem that the boot process is not interruptable with rk3588 u-boot. Maybe this can be merged? https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-rk3588-uboot/-/merge_requests/6 | 07:45 |
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hramrach | there was the problem that boot delay or whatever it's called was set to 0 to speed up boot but that also makes it not possible to interrupt boot | 09:57 |
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josch | hramrach: yes, we've discussed this 2 weeks ago and back then I created the MR fixing this (link above) but it wasn't merged back then | 10:25 |
minute | josch: thanks, merged | 10:48 |
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josch | minute: thank you! i'll send vagrant a mail | 12:33 |
minute | josch: cool! | 12:38 |
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josch | whoops, turns out building mesa on 48 cores with "only" 48 gigs of ram is a bad idea XD | 16:01 |
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BoostisBetter | seriously? That isn't enough? | 19:50 |
josch | BoostisBetter: if the average gcc invocation requires more than 1gig of ram, then no :) | 19:59 |
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minute | josch: aaah i see, i didn't consider that with more cores comes more parallel ram consumption, but makes 100% sense | 21:56 |
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minute | josch: btw looks like i need to do linux 6.13 homework soon, eh? | 22:46 |
josch | minute: if you want to use linux from experimental, yes | 22:52 |
josch | kernel 6.12 is the longterm support kernel | 22:52 |
josch | so i think that that will be the version for Trixie | 22:52 |
josch | hence, no new uploads to unstable during the freeze | 22:53 |
josch | work on 6.13 might be useful to not be overwhelmed by tons of stuff breaking once Trixie is released and 6.14 gets uploaded | 22:53 |
minute | ah ok, maybe i misinterpreted what apt offered in tab completion then (i didn't expect it to show experimental packages by default) | 22:54 |
^alex | we just flashed the latest sysctl firmware and now it's charging off of our apple adapter | 23:17 |
^alex | (we may be several months behind the times on that, haven't had a chance to keep up until recently) | 23:18 |
^alex | hopefully this doesn't zorch the charger board like we've seen going around | 23:18 |
minute | ^alex: nice | 23:48 |
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