2026-03-25.log

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kop316Heh, the MNT Pocket Reform got a shout in the article mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4751770117:17
wakest__@josch I stupidly didn't save the comparison between stock Debian Gnome and MNT flavored you made me locally, only saved a link to https://paste.debian.net/hidden/439e625a which expired, do you happen to still have it somewhere?17:37
midfavilakop316: nice :D17:52
midfavilai'm glad more people are starting to appreciate MNT's work in light of uh17:53
midfavilay'know17:53
midfavilaACTION gestures at... everything17:53
midfavilathere will always be people who freak out about sheer price-performance metrics but... like... get a workstation if you want that17:54
midfaviladual xeons or something17:54
wickedshellI've periodically been looking for a old server that can take DDR4 RDIMM's (just cause I have some) but has more single core perf then a N100. Has proven to be difficult to find at a reasonable price :(17:57
midfavilayeahhh17:57
midfavilawhy not put together a KCMA-D8 or 16?17:57
midfavilathen you can get like 128gb of ddr3 and a bunch of cores running libreboot17:58
midfavilathe only tricky part is getting a decent heatsink 17:59
wickedshellCause for reasons I ended up with 256gb of DDR4 rdimm well before the shortages :) I have a old 4670k + 32gb of ddr3 sitting around, but not using it for anything at the moment18:00
midfavilai was putting a machine together myself but i made a stupid mistake and i'm pretty sure i fried the board's BIOS chip18:00
midfavilaoh, fair enough18:00
wickedshellIt's more an idle search though as I don't actually need more compute online18:00
wickedshellSo if I can spy something on sale for cheap then I'm gonna try and scoop it, if not I'll just let it pass by :)18:01
midfavilafair18:02
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johlHey there. I have two questions!18:17
johl"W: eMMC does not contain latest bootloader18:17
johlW: You can update it to the latest version by running as root:18:17
johlreform-flash-bootloader emmc18:17
johlI: note that updating the bootloader on eMMC on your platform is not without risk!18:17
johl"18:17
johlWell, what is it? Risky or something I can do?18:17
johlSecond question: Will I regret running "reform-setup-encrypted-nvme"? Will the system on my eMMC be copied?18:19
wickedshelljohl: josch will be able to anwser better but I used the encrypted-nvme setup tool and it worked without issues for me, this was awhile ago, but it's how I setup an encrypted nvme drive18:25
johlOkay!18:29
kfxit is both risky and something you can do.  18:30
kfxand the reform-setup-encrypted-disk program will offer to copy your system near the end bits18:30
joschwakest__: here you go: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/8124f0c318:44
joschjohl: in addition to what kfx said: if your current system is on emmc, then running reform-setup-encrypted-nvme could be tricky because that codepath has not been treaded by many. Usually people use reform-setup-encrypted-nvme to copy from an installation on sd-card to emmc/ssd.18:47
wakest__thank you josch!18:47
joschjohl: i mean you should create a backup anyways before running a risky tool like reform-setup-encrypted-nvme but in this case you definitely should.18:47
johlUnderstood18:48
joschjohl: reform-setup-encrypted-nvme *should* warn you about things that look wrong before doing them18:48
joschi suspect that what reform-setup-encrypted-nvme might fail doing is to set up /boot on emmc because your emmc is currently in use. But maybe not. I haven't tried this for some time.18:49
johljosch: Thanks a lot!18:53
wickedshelljosch: lol I hadn't realized when I did it the normal path was from a SD card, I just made the assumptions about the editing boot stuff to be risky. So I guess that's another it worked, but also was awhile ago :)19:01
joschwickedshell: oh it worked for you! That's awesome to hear :D19:10
joschjohl: so yeah feedback appreciated -- including: omg it broke everything how do i recover :D19:10
joschmaybe flash a rescue sd-card just in case19:10
johljosch: I will definitely report back with feedback. Might take some days though19:12
lidstahgot the mail from UPS here :') - saying that my package will be delivered... today's morning (wednesday), between 11am and 2pm xD (it's 7:15 pm here :]. Is it an LLM redacting their mails nowadays instead of a good ol' proven script? (more seriously, on their website, it indicates a proper delivery date (friday if everything goes well \o/)19:14
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lidstahsd cards with debian trixie and openbsd dd'ed: check. NVMe SSD (raspberry pi, 2230, with a 2230 -> 2280 adapter): check. nothing to do this weekend: not checked (friend's birthday and not-for-profit ISP yearly gathering and vote)19:18
johlIt's remarkable how few weekends a year has given all the awesome stuff that could be done during one19:23
lidstah:)19:24
lidstahit's gonna be a fun one indeed here :) friday: setting up the reform (I intend to keep debian sid on the emmc), saturday: friends, sunday: setting up the reform for daily driving (trixie on the nvme) and starting experimenting with openbsd19:27
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joschOB22:37
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