2025-07-04.log

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minutechorc: the tiny amount of clipping/phasing is known to me, but only a small number of people have noticed so far02:18
minutechorc: haven't figured it out yet, could be sth with the I2S clocking02:18
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chorcminute: thanks, noted06:07
joschnote to self: MRs do not get merged automatically if they are still marked as "draft"... m(09:09
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chjosch: big refactor triggered by your builds, still doesnt do all thats necessary - https://github.com/grml/grml-live/pull/39613:09
joschch: holy moly you have been busy!13:10
joschch: can you give me a summary of what i have to change in my reform-grml build script once you have that merged? :D13:11
chjosch: yes i will. i also intend to land extlinux.conf upstream13:17
josch👍13:20
bremnerjosch: what do I have to run manually to have that uboot log level config take effect? I have the file but I guess I need to do something like regenerate the initrd, but for uboot?13:20
joschbremner: normally, reform-tools will trigger the initramfs postinst which will also run flash-kernel13:21
joschif that somehow did not happen, you can run "sudo flash-kernel" manually and it will rebuild your /boot/boot.scr13:21
bremnerok, thanks.13:21
joschbremner: unless you are using u-boot-menu? Do you have a file /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf?13:21
bremnernope13:22
joschbremner: you could also check in your /var/log/apt/history.log whether flash-kernel was run after you upgraded reform-tools. It should. If it did not, then that's a bug I should fix.13:22
joschokay, if you don't have extlinux.conf, only boot.scr is relevant for you13:22
bremnerwell, the config file wasn't installed, so it wouldn't have helped if flash-kernel was run13:23
joschyou can inspect the final boot.scr with a text editor but you cannot make any changes in that file manually (there is a binary checksum at the beginning)13:23
joschah right you need to clean up from my botched postinst13:23
bremnerI'm sure you already thought of this and rejected it, but couldn't tuigreet just drop the config file in? 13:23
joschbremner: i rejected it because "too deep into the freeze"13:24
joschbut yes, it could13:24
bremnerah. grmbl.13:24
bremnerpersonally I'm a bit annoyed that unstable suffers from the freeze, but oh well.13:24
bremnerI understand there are tradeoffs13:24
joschyes, it's always like that :/ in reform.debian.net and the MNT repo we are using packages from experimental13:25
joschfor example the recent reform-tools is only in experimental -- i cannot upload to unstable until trixie is released :)13:25
joschand once trixie is released i need to undo all the experimental sources lists in my CI scripts :D13:26
joschbut you know what, let me at least file a bug against tuigreet with a patch -- otherwise this gets lost...13:27
joschdoes somebody happen to know if there is a similar "drop file with config somewhere" mechanism for grub so that we can add loglevel=3 also for grub users?13:28
bremneruh, I think so,  /etc/grub.d ?13:28
joschindeed -- i'll get inspired by the other packages dropping files there, thank you13:29
- enwu (QUIT: Ping timeout: 248 seconds) (~enwu@user/enwu)13:36
bremnerjosch: since you were curious about consfigurator, here's my updated host definition: https://paste.debian.net/138429513:46
bremnerlots of custom stuff, but the "(on-change ...)" call is all standard.13:46
joschbremner: thanks! Are you maybe missing apt pinning?13:47
bremnerfor the mntre.sources stuff? Could be, I just copied the files from the shipped image13:48
joschThe MNT repositories rebuild packages in unstable (now temporarily experimental) and append a +reformXXX to the version, so they sort as higher than the versions in unstable (experimenta) -- except when a new upload happens and then there is a short time window after the upload and before the gitlab CI rebuilds with the new version where you might accidentally upgrade to the version in unstable 13:48
josch(experimental) instead of using the MNT repo13:48
joschbremner: it's in /etc/apt/preferences.d/reform.pref13:49
bremnerlooking13:49
bremnerright I have the file, but it's not managed.13:50
bremnerOK, added   (file:host-data-uploaded "/etc/apt/preferences.d/reform.pref"), thanks13:54
joschaaaand another screw was found rolling around on my bottom acrylic...14:57
joschone of these days i take this thing apart and fix *everything* with loctite...14:58
[tj]the captive screws in other laptops are very nice14:58
joschwhat are captive screws?14:59
[tj]screws which can be unscrewed to release, but not removed14:59
[tj]they are stuck to part of the case14:59
- mjw (QUIT: Ping timeout: 276 seconds) (~mjw@gnu.wildebeest.org)15:00
joschbut with that kind of screw, how would i ever completely remove parts?15:00
[tj]on my framework its attached to the bottom panel, but it bonds to the body15:00
joschbremner: i found out how to do it: to change GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT you need to drop a file into /etc/default/grub.d/ not into /etc/grub.d :D15:04
joschbremner: the awkward moment when you find out that your name is actually in the Maintainer of the package you are about to file a MR for XD15:06
joschin my defense, the last time i touched tuigreet packaging was in january ;)15:07
bremnerheh. "maintainer"15:14
joschexactly XD15:15
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bremnerjosch: I had the (apparently wrong?) impression that /etc/default was deprecated now15:19
bremnerin  some informal way15:19
joschi haven't heard of that15:20
joschi have heard that /etc was deprecated now and we should install files into /usr15:20
joschbut grub doesn't seem to have support for /usr/grub/conf.d or similar15:21
bremnerhrm. yeah, the /usr thing is driven by systemd and other "modern" things. 15:21
bremneranyway, grub will always be special15:21
joschflash-kernel and u-boot-menu support these snippets in /usr/share15:22
joschi think it's nice because it allows me as the maintainer to change the contents of these files without having to worry that the user might've edited them in the meantime15:22
bremneryes, it's much simpler than all of Debian's "conffile" machinery, in hindsight15:22
joschgrimmware: my Si3N4 arrived and it works perfectly in the pocket out-of-the-box o015:43
joschi got it from the same ebay seller that you recommended15:43
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noamIs there an ETA on mobo 3? :)18:03
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vagrantcso, in good news, i've managed to get 6.12.35 working on guix :) ... although in bad news 6.12.33 from reform.debian.net does not appear to boot ok on rk3588 ... :/18:33
vagrantcare the 6.15.x patches working reasonably well on rk3588? i might try getting that working on guix ...18:34
bremnervagrantc: I'm running the 6.15 kernel from mntre.com/reform-debian-repo. It seems to work, although I'm not using it as a daily driver18:38
bremner(on rk3588)18:38
vagrantci can only get 6.12.x working by using an old patchset and reverting a few upstream commits (which ostensibly look to be newer versions of the same patches, so bodes well long-term, at least)18:50
bremneras someone who hates quilt, I was kindof traumatized by the build process ;)18:52
bremnerI'm back to running the mnt stock kernel now18:52
vagrantci did at one point dgit-ify the patchsets18:54
vagrantcbut of course going back and forth is ... tricky.18:54
bremneryeah. I imagined there was a reason for the current process18:54
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joschorganic growth19:35
joschvagrantc: I also had success with converting the patch stack into a format that dgit likes but i've not come much farther than that yet. But I think not much is missing. I "just" need to set up a git server somewhere using dgit-infrastructure and dgit-repos-server but I have not done that yet so any help is welcome. :)19:38
joschFor example, I cannot set up a new git server on MNT machines but I also think that a dgit workflow makes much more sense closer to Debian and I can absolutely turn reform.d.n into a dgit repo server for example.19:39
joschThe original reform-debian-packages setup using a patch stack evolved from something that helmut wrote here: https://salsa.debian.org/helmutg/dpkg-root-demo/-/blob/master/update.sh19:41
joschThat's why helmut's name is still at the very top of https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/blob/main/build_patched.sh?ref_type=heads19:41
joschbremner, vagrantc: I can easily add you to the reform-team on salsa and I gladly merge any ideas you have regarding dgitifying the work flow19:43
joschvagrantc: linux 6.12.35 is in unstable so soon I'll have a patch stack for you which will have RK3588 working on 6.1219:45
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vagrantcjosch: sorry i have not been more help with that, just whining a bit here and there :/ ... but thanks! :)22:11
bremnerjosch: probably premature to add me to the team before I submit an MR22:13
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bremneractually I don't really know what being added to the team means22:16
vagrantcprobably just gives you the ability to break things more easily22:17
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bremnerACTION nmus tuigreet, on a dare from vagrantc 22:18
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vagrantcACTION wanders off before the pitchforks and torches arrive22:36
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joschbremner: and you expect vengence from the maintainer who forgot that they were listed in the maintainer field? ;)23:02
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