2026-02-24.log

joschhrm.... wait, i don't need any usb adapter or a 3v3 source if i just attach pocket keyboard to classic reform motherboard -- should be compatible, no? :)00:21
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minutejosch: ah, that's very silly then @ not-really text mode03:13
minuteguess we should fix framebuffer in a311d initramfs03:14
minutejosch: yes, pocket reform kbd is electrically compatible to classic. but the baud rate of the systctl uart is higher (115200 vs 57600), so you won't be able to power on except if you change the baud rate in the pocket fw. but you can turn it on before, of course. 03:16
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joschminute: not just a311d. If i remember correctly, plymouth only worked out-of-the-box on rk358807:38
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joschhaha okay the difference in baudrate might explain why my rp2040 based "on switch" here has a commented out baudrate=115200 :D09:42
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joschminute: in this step https://support.mnt.re/#devices/pocket_reform/unbricking/step7 maybe it should mention that if one copies the downloaded sysctl-recovery-mode.uf2 into the mounted usb storage, then it must be renamed to sysctl.uf2. Unless I made a mistake, the instructions do not work if the filename remains sysctl-recovery-mode.uf210:39
Zabathe file name should not matter at all10:51
joschat all? but it should at least have the *.uf2 extension, no?10:53
Zabano10:55
joschokay, that's handy10:55
joschi just had a mis-flash of the pocket reform keyboard10:56
joschi first flash the rescue firmware to the sysctl so that i can turn it on10:56
Zabaevery 512 byte block of the uf2 file is essentially a self-contained command for the bootloader/bootrom 10:56
Zabaso the writes for the directory entry containing the file name are completely ignored, if they ever happen10:56
joschokay, the first file that gets copied in will just be interpreted as the firmware10:57
Zabawell as long as its contents follow the uf2 format, yes10:57
joschsince picotool didn't work with the pocket keyboard, i held the PROG switch and then connected the sysctl cable to power the keyboard and that made the usb mass storage device appear and i was able to flash it that way10:57
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joschch: keith packard is reworking the arm-none-eabi toolchain to replace newlib with picolibc and handed me a patch which adjusts pico-sdk for this move12:22
joschch: this affects the pocket-reform firmware build which currently has a failing pipeline because libstdc++-arm-none-eabi-newlib is no longer installable12:23
joschminute, ch: in releated news I am now running a pocket reform keyboard built with pico-sdk with picolibc instead of newlib12:24
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chjosch: yeah i saw the bugmails12:44
joschch: sounds like drama?12:47
chjosch: dunno if it qualifies as that, but it seemed a bit like 'lets first break unstable, then see how to deal with the rest once prompted'12:49
joschyes, it was a bit unfortunate that the upload was not done to experimental first... :/12:50
joschon the plus side, keith did all the work to unbreak the packages i care about and all i did was to test the result :)12:50
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cararemixedIt definitely broke a few things I wanted to build with so I switched to my non-Debian machines. I’ll have to pick up my pocket stuff again …20:10
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cararemixedBeen in visa hell but I think I’ve mostly sorted that so now I can spend time doing fun stuff again like debugging broken builds. 😝20:11
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kianryanIs mesa-vulkan-drivers behind libgl1-mesa-dri ?  mesa-vulkan-drivers points to 25.0.7-1+reform......., libgl1-mesa-dri and mesa is now 26.22:07
kianryanI'm attempting to get zink working and whilst vulkan is working, and mesa works indepdantly, zink appears to be the broken intersection.22:07
kianryanMESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink glxgears ... glx: failed to create drisw screen failed to load driver: zink22:10
kianryanls /usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/dri/zink_dri.so (it's very much there, and I've reinstalled the apt package just to make sure)22:11
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