2026-04-04.log

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joschsigh... trying to figure out where the regression comes from which made pcie_aspm=off necessary is tedious...09:56
josch/proc/cmdline: ro no_console_suspend cryptomgr.notests plymouth.ignore-serial-consoles console=ttyS2,1500000 cma=256M swiotlb=65535 fbcon=font:TER16x32 console=tty109:57
joschclearly this system is booting without pcie_aspm=off09:57
joschLinux m 6.19.10-mnt-reform-arm64 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 6.19.10-1+reform20260321T104947Z (2026-03- aarch64 GNU/Linux09:57
joschand it's the latest linux09:57
joschand all my pci devices work just fine... :(09:57
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AsmadeusCould it be that it's already been fixed upstream? for example there's https://git.kernel.org/linus/f3ac2ff14834a0aa056ee3ae0e4b8c641c579961 that made into v6.18, which might or might not help and might or might not be in the version you had problems on?10:44
MartiniMoejosch: I looked up the initramfs kernel modules in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/modules.d/reform.conf like you mentioned. Now I am a little confused, because it does not for example mention `panel_mnt_pocket_reform`. I saw that module mentioned in https://gitlab.com/digitalrane/hardware-mnt-reform/-/blob/main/imx8mp-pocket/default.nix?ref_type=heads#L70 and when I added it to my initramfs it actually gave me console output on the builtin display 10:49
MartiniMoewhich I did not have running until then. So I am wondering why that module in missing in the default debian initramfs?10:49
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joschMartiniMoe: CONFIG_DRM_PANEL_MNT_POCKET_REFORM is a built-in in the MNT Debian kernel, not a module. Here is a list of loaded modules from a MNT Debian unstable system with kernel 6.19.10: https://mister-muffin.de/p/Re_U.txt11:34
joschMartiniMoe: see https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/blob/main/linux/config#L3811:35
joschAsmadeus: did you have problems in the past which were fixed with pcie_aspm=off? If yes, you could try out what happens on your platform if you remove the option11:36
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MartiniMoejosch: thank you for the explanation :)12:03
joschMartiniMoe: there might be a reason why it's not built as a module in the MNT kernel. In the past, module ordering issues made the display not come up and making the modules built-in helped. You might want to ask digitalrane about the nixos config12:30
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MartiniMoejosch: I tried contacting him, lets see when he has time+mood to answer ^^ until then I'll experiment some more. I really wanna get this booting :D13:07
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Asmadeusjosch: sorry, just replied in theory, not using the reform much right now14:58
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- voltaire28_ (QUIT: Quit: WeeChat 4.8.1) (~jlafon@28.162.2.93.rev.sfr.net)16:22
rick_josch cause i just stumbled ovet this again: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/merge_requests/148 do you think it will me merged, or more likly fixed upstream? I still have my mpv and ffmpeg pinned to this version :316:53
- vergil (QUIT: Quit: WeeChat 4.8.1) (~chris@user/vergil)16:56
joschrick_: "fixed upstream"? I'm not holding my breath. The v4l-request stuff has been proposed for more than 6 years.17:06
joschrick_: if you want i can rebase that branch on top of current main17:06
joschrick_: you have to ask minute about their plans regarding merging things like this17:08
rick_> been proposed for more than 6 years.17:15
rick_> oooffff ^^v okay... out of the question xD17:15
rick_josch when you have time and if its not much effort ^^17:15
rick_well it also works fine without hwdecoding, but its really a huge load reduction when i watch a stream on my seconds screen :317:18
joschrick_: the time consuming part is rebasing the patch stacks -- would you be able to help with that?17:21
rick_josch tbh i've never done that, but i can take a look at it and try to compile it myself with the patches. its a chance to learn more stuff XD17:24
rick_i combiled other stuff already. ill take a lookt at it ^^17:25
joschsigrid: i used your work for this last time round but you also didn't use v4l requests ffmpeg+mpv on 6.19 i guess?17:27
+ voltaire28_ (~jlafon@28.162.2.93.rev.sfr.net)17:37
rick_if its to much of a hazzle its also ok ^^ like i said, it also works without it.17:41
rick_tbh i didn't know there kernel patches invovled.... just took a look at the diffs, thought it was just some smoll ffmpg and mpv patches. i don't wanna burden anywone with more work ^^17:41
rick_especially someone has to maintain this every release.. dunno if its worth the effort17:42
joschrick_: i moved the patches over to 6.19 and updated to the latest patch stack from detlev casanova -- lets see what breaks in the build18:00
sigridjosch: waiting for 7.0 to come out as I have little free time to do this twice :)18:05
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joschhehe fair! :D18:09
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joschrick_: good news, lots of patches can be dropped and the build goes much further already after some rebasing and refreshing :)19:06
joschpipeline has been running for 11 minutes now, so things seem to be fine -- brb after dinner19:06
rick_ohhh nice ^^19:07
rick_and thank you already so much19:07
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rick_oh the pipeline went throu :D19:55
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joschrick_: the reprepro job tells you what to put into your apt sources.list to use it20:01
joschdeb [trusted=yes arch=arm64] https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/jobs/19470/artifacts/raw/repo reform main20:01
MartiniMoeZomgwtfhax I got my NixOS install on pocket reform rk3588 booting \o/20:01
joschcongrats!20:02
rick_@jos20:02
rick_josch already did ;)20:02
joschperfect, let me know if it works20:02
MartiniMoeThanks for your help josch and minute :) will post the config on the forum soon20:02
joschMartiniMoe: maybe there is a good place on the nixos side where such configs would be found by potential users as well?20:03
joschI wonder where we could put such files such that they are findable in the future as well. I fear that in the forum they will disappear in the history.20:03
joschMartiniMoe: maybe it would help if i make your post to the forum a wiki post?20:03
joschand if you need a "nixos" (or similarly named) tag to be created, please shout20:04
MartiniMoejosch: the NixOS place for that config would be the nixos-hardware repository on github. I will look into how to upstream the config there :)20:08
rick_josch okay.. default settings throws errors and i get only a cyan box. BUT with --vo=dmabuf-wayland it works fine20:14
rick_and cpu load got from 170% to 10% :D20:14
rick_with vo=gpu and vo=gpu-next i get these errors:20:15
rick_[vo/gpu-next/drmprime] mapping DRM dmabuf failed20:15
rick_[vo/gpu-next] Mapping hardware decoded surface failed.20:15
rick_[vo/gpu-next] Failed rendering frame!20:15
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joschrick_: i also only apply patches i find elsewhere -- i don't have the expertise in this area20:26
rick_josch yeah, just wanted to point it out ^^20:33
rick_you look pretty damn knowledable to me thou :320:33
rick_i also need to get more into stuff like this.. well this is also why i bought a mnt.. cause you rarly have to compile or debug stuff on amd64 anymore today. at least that was my expirince in the past years20:33
rick_thanks again!!!! next ty i try it myself :320:34
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