2025-04-10.log

minutech: tax? 01:19
chi misread on the tax part01:19
minutebut yeah, we can figure something out... i wonder if your other order has already shipped out or is maybe still there01:20
chah yeah, if its still with you then it'd be nice if you can add it01:20
minutech: i wrote an internal message, i think i saw the package still in the office today01:21
chthanks. if it doesn't work for some reason its also fine01:22
minutech: so don't order. we'll check and i'm sure we can just add a plate01:23
chack01:23
minuteBoostisBetter: can you remind me of the date of your open order?01:24
minuteBoostisBetter: by controller, do you mean charger or the keyboard?01:25
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BoostisBetterminute: I don't think I have a current open order with the MNT store right now. I can order something though if that helps. I'll just buy the backplate. Regarding the controller, I believe it is the keyboard controller because mine keeps resetting and gets into weird states were resetting the keyboard don't work while the RGB ligthing is stuck in a weird state. I don't know if my sysctrl needs to10:04
BoostisBetter be swapped out. I just noticed that when I moved back to the MNT branch for the sysctrl firmware that I was having issues with charging. Basically, charging will not start until the Pocket Reform is shutdown. 10:04
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minuteBoostisBetter: ok, we can just add a new keyboard to your backplate package for free12:32
minuteBoostisBetter: i can make a note in that order and then it is easy to handle for my coworker12:32
BoostisBetterminute: ok so I will go order the backplate now and I'll pass you the order number here12:32
BoostisBetterminute: order R61255603012:35
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joschreform-tools_1.70-2_multi.changes ACCEPTED into unstable17:37
josch\o/17:37
zeha\o/18:27
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joschzeha: the problem is: how do we make reform-tools migrate to testing in less than 5 days?? XD19:04
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zehaadd an autopkgtest? :)19:20
joschzeha: are you more creative than I and are able to come up with something to test that is *not* superficial?19:25
joschi have an autopkgtest which installs reform-tools inside a qemu VM and then check things like initramfs, pulseaudio, flash-kernel, udev etc19:26
joschbut all these tests can only be done on a real/emulated system and in the past that test has shown to be very, very fragile19:26
joschand I still haven't figured out how to make it work at all on armhf and s390x19:27
zehawhats a little superficality between friends19:33
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joschnah, i rather ask the release team for a teensy exception if it should come to that :)19:34
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zehadont really know what would be a non-superficial test. maybe the initramfs stuff? see if the files end up in the right places etc19:37
abortretryfails390x? 21:08
abortretryfailMNT Reform IBM Z motherboard when?21:08
mhoyeget the fpga thing and make it yourself?21:16
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mhoyeDid I read that correctly, that there's 1stgen reform upgrade motherboard in play now?21:17
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joschabortretryfail: s390x is a release architecture, so my autopkgtests are also run on that21:56
joschand on riscv64 and on ppc64el and on...21:56
minutemhoye: you mean motherboard 3.0?22:09
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mhoyeI think so!22:55
mhoyeI didn't see it in the mntre shop, but my real question is "how do I give you monies".22:56
vagrantcjosch: i built myself a kernel for Debian trixie the hard way by applying all the (rk3588) patches to the debian kernel packaging manually ...23:05
vagrantcjosch: i can see why you do the monkeypatching approach ... it was tedious to do that all in git :)23:05
joschvagrantc: the monkeypatching approach is still ugly -- i'm looking for better ideas to maintain these patch stacks on top of the Debian linux kernel packaging but haven't found one yet... if you have any ideas...23:06
joschfor example, it would be nice to track the patches as git commits instead of patch files in git23:06
vagrantcjosch: i did things, not sure they count as ideas... :)23:06
vagrantcjosch: i checked out the debian packaging using dgit and applied the changes that way...23:07
vagrantcjosch: oh, there were a few that did not apply with git am23:07
vagrantci meant to mention that23:07
vagrantctime to boot the mnt/reform!23:07
joschvagrantc: maybe because of the new upload of linux to unstable today?23:08
joschmaybe there are problems with it, that the MNT gitlab jobs didn't encounter yet23:08
vagrantcjosch: the patches apply with quilt but not with git am ... they are missing some headers that git am wants ...23:09
joschah that problem23:09
joschmaybe shout at minute for dropping patches without headers? :)23:10
vagrantcyeah, there were a few ... was easy to fix23:10
joschyes, i also synthesized patch headers in the past (for the imx8mq patches) but it'd be much nicer also for whoever attempts upstreaming them if they have a description as well as a copyright holder/author23:11
vagrantcah good, i have the diffs against reform-debian-packages still in my working tree23:11
joschcan i haz MR? :)23:12
vagrantceventually ... for the impatient https://paste.debian.net/136877223:13
vagrantc(and also just to get it to a machine where i can submit a merge request23:13
vagrantc023:13
vagrantc)23:13
vagrantchah.23:14
joschvagrantc: your patch adding patch headers is... missing a patch header :D23:14
vagrantca chronic problem, clearly :)23:14
vagrantcalso, some of them i just pretended to know who the submitter was based on commit history, but not clue about correctness ... and some i made the subject just the name of the patch23:15
joschvagrantc: if you like i can just slap your name and email onto that one and invent a descriptive subject and commit it for you -- if not, i'll also patiently wait for a proper MR :)23:15
vagrantcjosch: if you're up for it, that would be fine by me :)23:15
joschokay!23:16
vagrantci think with my switch to trixie i am not using any packages outside of debian, other than my locally compiled kernel23:16
joschvagrantc: non-free is not technically part of Debian though and you probably have at least non-free-firmware active?23:17
vagrantcah, sure that23:17
vagrantcactually no, the most dirty i have is contrib ...23:17
joschvagrantc: also, we still are patching flash-kernel :)23:18
vagrantcand the u-boot i built using guix, ironically23:18
vagrantcjosch: no on my reform you're not :)23:18
joschoh because you merged the rk3588 patch?23:18
vagrantcno, been using 3.108 since the upgrade to trixie23:19
vagrantcalthough i think ... only for the .dtb copying23:20
vagrantcah, manually added /etc/flash-kernel/db an appropriate entry23:20
joschhah!23:21
joschcheater :)23:21
vagrantcACTION winks23:21
joschah you need a release with this: https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/flash-kernel/-/commit/fa1ced101c2f6c7fde4e67781b0aee63568f451a23:22
vagrantcjosch: such as flash-kernel 3.109 :)23:24
joschoh salsa said "no related tags found"23:25
joschbut when clicking on "tags containing commit" it showed me 3.109... m(23:25
vagrantcjosch: once i fixed u-boot-menu i figured i may as well update flash-kernel too ...23:27
josch:)23:28
vagrantcjosch: i suspect there are more patches that do not git am, as i only went through the trouble with rk3588 (i had tried all the patches but then figured to reduce my workload)23:28
joschokay!23:29
vagrantci was a little nervous that some patches might be needed that just happened to get applied for other moduels, but so far seems fine without them23:29
joschyes, some patches are shared between modules and we talked in the past about a better directory structure to indicate that they are shared23:30
vagrantcoverall though, it was really easy to apply to building a kernel for guix, and only slightly annoying for debian kernels (most of which is just how debian kernel packaging is kind of annoying)23:31
joschyup23:32
joschthis is what i did with your patch: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/merge_requests/9223:32
vagrantci take no credit for bmaptools!23:33
joschvagrantc: indeed, which is why that commit has my name on it :)23:34
vagrantctoo clever23:34

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