2026-10-02.log

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- buckket (QUIT: Quit: buckket) (~buckket@vps.buckket.org)11:05
minuteehm what :D https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2026/msg00441.html?pow_referer=11:06
+ buckket (~buckket@vps.buckket.org)11:06
svpletting the kernel get both slop contributions and the ability to assign CVEs was a mistake11:07
svpsince it's effectively a DDoS attack on the reviewers' time and patience now CVE numbers are thrown at way more issues11:08
Esioh my11:09
svp(somewhat sure it's part of the design to make CVEs effectively mean nothing)11:09
ianthetechielol yeah I saw that… wild times.11:29
ianthetechieSpeaking of going off the beaten path, I’m working on bringing up FreeBSD on a similar board with an RK3588 ahead of receiving my Next.11:30
ianthetechieI have several other computers but would love to make this more or less daily drivable. Biggest trick will be the Panafrost driver which still isn’t in tree IIRC.11:31
joschi thought netbsd was the best choice these days for a non-slop kernel?11:35
joschi'm back in the hospital but i have my pocket reform with me so i can at least do fun things and feel better :)11:36
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bremneryeah, I want to get back to my "guix+crypttab on pocket" project, but no time at the moment. Maybe later in october.12:19
ianthetechieI don’t believe use of a particular tool in any capacity automatically makes something “slop.” All of the BSDs are high quality. I’m just most comfortable with FreeBSD. It was what got me into FOSS around 2003. Also interested to port Net and Open but less familiar with them.12:31
ianthetechieI’m also very interested in Redox but the arm64 port is reallllly rough still.12:33
minutejosch: i wish you all the best for your recovery!12:37
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habasud73@minute I, too, cannot access source.mnt.re. I have a momentary ip located at SWN Giga which should be in the range of 89.56.0.0/15 Quite a lot possibilities. Is there a way to unblock me?12:50
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minutehabasud73: if you send me your full ip i can do it13:19
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joschminute: thank you! And congrats to you to the beginning of the reform next shipments happening these days. Great to hear! :)13:46
minutethaaanks13:50
+ simba (~simba@2a00:fac0:3521:a300:19b0:a38b:9afc:1e0a)13:58
minutenow need to figure out why the hell eDP screen updates are super snail slow on rk3588 reform next with kernel 7.2.8 build13:59
minuteone can actually see the display refresh at a few Hz... maybe weird EDID problem14:00
orvaHow often EDID problems are _not_ weird? x)14:01
minutethat's true14:01
minutesway says: Current mode: 1920x1080 @ 60.010 Hz14:02
minutedoesn't work, unlike on 8550: swaymsg "output eDP-1 mode --custom 1920x1080@65Hz"14:03
minute(any Hz i enter there makes it go black)14:03
minutebrings back the old slow display: swaymsg "output eDP-1 mode 1920x1080"14:03
minutekind of weird line in dmesg > [  485.320079] rockchip-dp fdec0000.edp: Ignoring timeout of video streamclk ok14:05
minutefunny "ok" there14:05
minutealso > [  424.547528] rockchip-drm display-subsystem: [drm] wait for vp2 dsp_hold timeout14:05
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minute> [  401.606984] rockchip-drm display-subsystem: [drm] *ERROR* POST_BUF_EMPTY irq err at vp214:05
minuteaha this is some kind of VOP2 problem14:05
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minuteah, the .dts is not my latest version14:10
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minuteok, i've changed the rules of the source.mnt.re blocking game14:30
minuteall blocked IPs now time out after 3600 seconds14:30
minutethis should greatly reduce the problems of IP address reuse14:30
minuteok, .dtb update did not fix the problem @ slow display update glitch14:35
minutenow trying to revert my vop2 layers patch14:37
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minuteok, changing vp assignments fixed this issue15:25
josch\o/16:00
joschminute: that's done in the dtb?16:00
minutejosch: yes16:00
minutejosch: https://source.mnt.re/reform/linux/-/commit/68a2fed89ea52f5a0ddc65dab6569777b2bc649216:01
minutenow testing on imx8mp pocket16:01
minutemega strange, imx8mp booted the old 6.x kernel instead16:05
joschminute: then good news because before, we used the same dtb independent of the kernel version and that created trouble when the rk3588 patch stack changed such that older kernels with older patch stacks required a different dtb than newer kernels. With the new git branch style, each kernel version has its own dtb which means you can now make any change you want without breaking older kernel versions 16:06
josch(for example for debian stable)16:06
minutenice. and i understand now why imx8mp fails to boot the new kernel. old/badly configured uboot in terms of kernel compression. i saw your hint in the CI yaml16:09
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joschnice! good to hear that comments like this help sometimes :)16:21
minuteyes!16:22
minuteok, locally built 7.2.6 works on imx8mp16:22
minutein the meantime we have a full build so can test 7.2.8 now16:22
minutebuild is > deb [trusted=yes arch=arm64] https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/jobs/24556/artifacts/raw/repo reform main16:24
+ simba (~simba@2a00:fac0:3521:a300:19b0:a38b:9afc:1e0a)16:26
minuteError! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 7.2.8-mnt-reform-arm64 (aarch64)16:28
minuteConsult /var/lib/dkms/reform2_lpc/1.85/build/make.log for more information.16:28
minutemeh16:29
minutebizarre errors16:29
minute> warning: pahole version differs from the one used to build the kernel16:29
minute> /tmp/cc9gfxoB.s:1617: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.aeabi_subsection'16:29
minute> /tmp/cc9gfxoB.s:1618: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.aeabi_attribute'16:29
- simba (QUIT: Ping timeout: 255 seconds) (~simba@2a00:fac0:3521:a300:19b0:a38b:9afc:1e0a)16:31
minutetrying to upgrade binutils16:32
minuteaha, that fixed it!16:33
- riabenko (QUIT: Quit: riabenko) (~riabenko@2a01:d0:333::831)16:35
minuteaha, and display comes up way too late in the boot, after systemd16:37
minutethat would explain why it isn't possible to see luks unlock prompt anymore on imx8mp16:37
minutemntsc and panel are already probed after 5 seconds16:38
minutelater, reform2_lpc is loaded for no reason16:39
minutelcdif only initializes after 15 seconds, probably some driver missing again in initramfs. this is getting annoying16:40
minute> [   15.723929] clk: failed to reparent clk_ext2 to audio_pll2_out: -2216:40
minute[   15.724724] [drm] Initialized imx-lcdif 1.0.0 for 32e80000.display-controller on minor 016:40
joschgood you can reproduce that problem on imx8mp16:40
minutegnah i want to debug this but something appends console=tty1 _after_ my bootargs that i set in uboot16:43
minuteso i can't type anything into initramfs16:44
minutei'll try keep_bootcon earlycon16:44
joschminute: both extlinux.conf and boot.scr append that to make sure that the luks prompt shows up on the screen instead of showing up on serial -- how are you booting?16:46
minutei'm not trying to reach the luks prompt but i'm doing break=modules16:47
minuteso i can inspect in initramfs what devices are deferred/which modules are missing16:47
minutebut it doesn't show me a prompt on the serial console16:47
minuteit just sits there. and i'm sure this is because of the console=tty1 at the end.16:47
joschusually you are using extlinux.conf, right? you have that auto-generated or wrote it manually?16:47
minutei'm booting again now normally so i can ssh in and examine that16:48
minute(everything just takes long on imx)16:48
minuteah yeah it's indeed extlinux.conf that does that16:49
joschi'm on rk3588 for a few weeks now and i think it made me addicted and i cannot go back to the slower SoMs XD16:49
minuteyeah it's really painful to fix things there...16:49
minutebut i have to16:49
kfxI was thinking of switching back to imx8mq just this morning :)16:50
kfxit's slow, but it's got early video and I think I have a better chance of getting netbsd going16:50
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minuteimx8mq at least has a better gpu than imxmp16:56
minuteimx8mp16:57
minuteok, have a candidate list of about 50 modules to try...17:14
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minutestill haven't found it... this is pure torture17:45
minutethe mxsfb driver is not probing i think17:49
minutebecause it probably needs something else, but linux doesn't want to tell me what that is17:49
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minutewoah what, the missing module is /mnt/lib/modules/7.2.8-mnt-reform-arm64/kernel/drivers/gpu/drm/mxsfb/imx-lcdif.ko.xz18:01
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minutejosch: possible fix https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-tools/-/commit/8a2eb3d5383bb39e4cf3adde72e3d5f509ad829418:06
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minuteit's weird though why this would happen only now18:06
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minutenow testing a311d pocket18:31
minuteok that one just works, phew18:41
joschminute: in the past when this happned i also was unable to find out *why* it is required to do this manually18:44
+ enticeing (~enticeing@user/enticeing)18:45
minutejosch: i merged !195 btw18:45
minuteso we're in a new era now!18:46
joschwow, nice!18:46
joschyes we are -- lets see what problems we run into18:46
joschif all this does is making your life easier, minute, then i'm already happy so don't hesitate to tell me if there is something which needs fixing to improve this18:47
minutejosch: yes this definitely makes my life easier, and i guess also that of other people wanting to port the patches to other kernels etc18:48
minutejosch: btw did i do this correctly? https://source.mnt.re/reform/reform-debian-packages/-/commit/6458f54685611c0f5cc5519dce53a6d3e8b9931318:48
svpjust saw the september update, good stuff. can't wait for my pocket to exist in my mailbox at some point18:51
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joschminute: yes, looks okay!19:01
joschgood that this was figured out by you :)19:02
joschi cannot wait for desktop reform :D19:02
joschmy MM Board Reform must go, it is covered in a layer of dust :D19:03
joschit turns out that kodi has some hardware accelerated video playback so even h265 playback works on A311D in 1080p without stressing the cpu19:03
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minutejosch: oh yeah @ desktop :D19:39
minute(i mean, station)19:39
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joschoh no indeed XD20:15
joschMNT Station20:15
joschit'll not even become a desktop in my case but house our media center20:16
minutevery nice! 20:16
minutejosch: which color?20:16
joschpetrol of course :)20:21
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joschwe painted our wall with this color last year: https://www.obi.de/p/7662448/obi-design-color-1-l-karibik20:23
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habasudminute -  Thx for whitelisting me on source.mnt.re. It worked...20:44
chorclooks like OpenBSD 8.0 ships some hibernate support for arm64, anyone on -current tried it on MNT hardware?20:45
minutechorc: nope, but would be very interesting of course21:15
minutehabasud: cool!21:15
minutejosch: hehe @ petrol21:15
minutei revived the first qcs8550 d-1 prototype today and have it in a pocket reform now from which i'm typing21:15
minutepocket feels impossibly fast with it :D21:16
joschthe pocket feels most useful with an external display attached i feel. On my rk3588 classic reform i have a 1080p video, factorio and 6 hour CI builds of some software i maintain running at the same time -- i would not run this on the pocket simply because of its small screen and keyboard even though it is of course just as fast21:20
josch(ram is only 30% utilized even though i "only" have the 16 GB version)21:21
lidstahjosch: I'm wondering if it's purely subjective here, but I've always been quite surprised by RAM consumption on ARM devices. I toyed around with the raspi4 before using it for kodi and even with only 4GB RAM, and I was surprised by the desktop experience compared to a 4GB x8621:24
joschyes, for kodi the 3.6 gb ram of a311d are more than plenty21:25
lidstahindeed, it does the job here quite well.21:25
lidstah(and hi all :))21:27
lidstah(wow, Tor lag is not joking tonight :21:27
lidstah~12s21:27
vagrantcACTION is spoiled by the 32GB ram rk3588 on the mnt/reform :)21:29
lidstahvagrantc: I hesitated between the 16GB and 32GB versions here, went the 16GB way because I didn't intend to run VMs (homelab does this) or really RAM intensive workloads. Still surprised of how versatile it is.21:33
chorcminute: I'll give it a shot in couple of weeks21:35
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vagrantclidstah: i dream of running VMs on it, but mostly just leverage it for /tmp on tmpfs with some disk intensive builds that use /tmp a lot21:54
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joschlidstah: qemu now has memory ballooning so ram use is much less of an issue these days22:18
joschi'm doing work for gnu/hurd and because that only works on x86 i am running qemu VMs all the time22:18
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cararemixedc23:21
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lidstahjosch: not yet tried running VMs on the reform... Might be a week end fun project :)23:32
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joschlidstah: afaik all SoMs support kvm, so you get native speed if the guest is also arm6423:40
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