2026-07-27.log

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grimmwareis this from DDoS?12:13
grimmwareor scrapers?12:13
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joschgrimmware: not entirely sure. Lots of requests from https://lightpanda.io/ but a lot of others from undeterminable sources in china.12:47
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grimmwareoh that's interesting, I'll have to give lightpanda a shot and try to capture the ja4 signatures and compare to chrome15:48
grimmwareif anyone's trying to spoof it'll be something like that.15:48
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minutegrimmware: if you got some interesting user agents, do tell16:50
grimmwareI've been aggregating logs for a while on my website using fingerproxy but I've not actually aggregated and anayzed any of the logs yet16:54
minuteok17:59
grimmwareannoyingly the stage version of my site is deployed such that these logs are going into a columnar database which is perfect for this kind of analysis but my production logs are not so :P18:00
grimmware"production"18:00
minutewe just tested the latest pocket sysctl fw2 build (and keyboard fw build) on the pocket mainboard 1.0 and everything worked fine19:01
minuteit was properly recognized as mb1.019:01
minutethe only remaining issues are: it doesn't work with reform2-lpc so one also needs a new kernel package 2. the kernel package needs a bugfix because it currently shows a 3rd phantom DP display19:04
joschminute: didn't you want to discontinue reform2-lpc in favour of an in-kernel (built as a patch to linux) module?19:07
joschDid you spend thought on how to best transition this? The reform2-lpc driver could at least expose the information that the installed firmware is incompatible with it because then reform-check can present this information to the user. The firmware upgrade-script could check which kernel/modules are currently installed and refuse installation on older systems.19:09
minutejosch: yes, i was in a hurry here and forgot to say that the new kernel package includes the mnt-sc driver19:39
minutejosch: right. it might also be possible to retrofit some basic functionality from mnt-sc into reform2-lpc, but not sure if a good idea19:39
joschminute: if reform2-lpc cannot start with the new firmware, it's probably fine even if it remains installed. No need to trigger user to manually remove it, no?19:50
sigridwhat's mnt-sc?19:51
joschsigrid: https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/commit/465b01eb33b0703b30269419b3b11fd45401c2f419:54
minutejosch: yep, i think so too.19:56
minutejosch: and only the pocket rk3588 dtb would include the mnt-sc compatible so far, so other platforms are yet unaffected, but we should also migrate the other pocket dtbs to mnt-sc then19:57
joschcool!20:01
joschminute: is it "good enough" for me to install it on my pocket? If yes would you like "it" to be the firmware 2.0 or the new kernel+dtb+mnt-sc or both? :)20:02
sigridjosch: noice20:16
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minutejosch: good enough as a beta yes, but you would need to turn off the "phantom" 3rd eDP monitor in gnome/sway20:48
vagrantcthe qcom patches seem to need a refresh for 7.1.5, at least for qcom-mnt-reform2/4000-qcom-pci-d3cold.patch ... have not looked into the details20:49
minuteuh oh20:53
minutere: mntsc, i wonder if i can just put 2 compatibles in the dts node, and mntsc probes first, and if it determines that it's not talking to a new enough FW, it would error out (no match?), and then reform2-lpc could still probe. not sure if that can work though.20:56
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