<chadmed>
can you also paste the output of `mount` and lsblk
<chadmed>
im thinking youve moved the /boot partition and grub still thinks its on the root filesystem
<Glanzmann>
Phyx: In Debian, if grub hang it was the fbaa64.efi shim. Delete it and see if that works, if it doesn't use the monolithic grub from Debian. That works for sure: https://tg.st/u/grubaa64.efi drop me an email if you don't get it to work.
<Glanzmann>
giskard: I don't have an API because as long as the dtb is not stable, we need to upgrade the kernel together with m1n1. So I have this script: curl -sL tg.st/u/ksh but there have been no user visiable changes for 4 weeks.
<Glanzmann>
giskard: I hope that soon will be more upstreamed. After that we can use a vanilla kernel and Debian can pick it up. But probably that is more like a one to two year range.
<Glanzmann>
giskard: s/API/apt repository/
<derzahl>
chadmed: i did. i created a separate boot partition
<chadmed>
did you then mount that to /boot in the filesystem and point the grub image to that?
<derzahl>
but I thought grub should pick that up when I do a grub-install
<derzahl>
oh, maybe i have to specify --boot-dir to grub-install?
<chadmed>
it wont pick it up if you havent mounted it at /boot
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<chadmed>
furthermore after installing a new version of grub you need to run grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
<chadmed>
and obviously ensure your kernels and initrds are all in /boot
<derzahl>
i have. its mounted
<derzahl>
right, ive done all that stuff
<derzahl>
but i forgot about specifying --boot-directory to grub install
<derzahl>
i only specified --efi-directory
<derzahl>
so maybe thats it?
<chadmed>
you could try that yeah though if youve definitely mounted your new boot partition at /boot that shouldnt matter
<derzahl>
yep, definely mounted. with /boot/efi on top of it
<derzahl>
nope, didnt help
<chadmed>
it may be something hard coded in the removeable boot image
<derzahl>
i wonder if its something that the m1n1 thing passes
<chadmed>
m1n1 does pass some stuff via chosen but i think that's just to identify the ESP, shouldnt affect /boot
<chadmed>
shouldnt matter after u-boot has loaded the efi image
<derzahl>
guess they are hardcoding prefix in the update-grub script
<chadmed>
oh easy change then :)
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<asahi-test[m]>
<mps_> "asahi-test: I wrote small..." <- thanks, i installed ff and invoking it, it asks me for the DISPLAY var which according to this:
<asahi-test[m]>
asahi-test[m]: so i am typing on this window with ff started from command line like this ( as root still ) xinit firefox $* -- :1
<asahi-test[m]>
asahi-test[m]: mps: used packages xterm mesa xorg-server xf86-input-libinput xinit mesa-dri-gallium ( eudev conflicted so did not use from your script ( ketp the one already there ) )
<asahi-test[m]>
asahi-test[m]: the rest following the error messages and your script mps GREAT!! Linux stuff!!!
<asahi-test[m]>
<asahi-test[m]> "mps: used packages xterm mesa..." <- i tried with the other non root option, but i had no privileges to start xinit ( i want if possible avoid the sudo, but later ). Also i can open pdfs using the Opton + F ( option = alt )
<mps>
asahi-test[m]: interesting endeavor ;)
<mps>
there is startx command which should run from console as non root user
<mps>
if you don't want DM (Display Manager)
<mps>
XDM*
<mps>
though i don't see any reason to not use some of simple window managers if you don't want DEs
<zv>
are there any known issues with umount2 incorrectly returning EBUSY or failing for no logical reason?
<mps>
zv: I didn't noticed
<mps>
zv: do you have case
<zv>
not yet; trying to rule out other causes.
<asahi-test[m]>
<mps> "though i don't see any reason to..." <- yes you're right, i will use a minimalistic because i do not believe it would be possible to use libre office this way ( that i do not need all the time, hence i could have on a separate USB )
<asahi-test[m]>
<asahi-test[m]> "mps: used packages xterm mesa..." <- and this one also needed libegl. Found it with the apk search from the error message
<asahi-test[m]>
<mps> "there is startx command which..." <- will try that
<mps>
asahi-test[m]: I use slim DM with autologin set, and awesome wm because I can tweak it programaticaly with lua and adding some applets also in lus
<mps>
slim is really small code base
<asahi-test[m]>
<mps> "asahi-test: I use slim DM with..." <- nice, very interesting
<asahi-test[m]>
well this install has about 400MB and i no longer need to reboot to macOS to have a browser ihihihihih
<asahi-test[m]>
<asahi-test[m]> "mps: used packages xterm mesa..." <- also from this list, i guess i will not need mesa-dri-gallium
<mps>
asahi-test[m]: mesa-dri-gallium is needed afaik
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: OK
<mps>
because it contains drm drivers, swrast is currently used on M1
<asahi-test[m]>
another thing, the open file does not work ( for the pdf ), also tried as an argument to firefox but i got an error because xinit assumed it as parameter for it
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: good to know
<asahi-test[m]>
s/it/itself/
<asahi-test[m]>
to close firefox i close all tabs
<asahi-test[m]>
ctrl+n works for a new window an ctrl+t also
<asahi-test[m]>
also keyboard shortcut for zoom in and out works
<mps>
I disabled pdf in firefox and use external program, zathura-pdf-mupdf
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: good idea. But if you want to save a page as pdf from ff, you still can?
<mps>
yes
<mps>
zathura have save command
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: great then
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: right but for example a page on reading view, on firefox, can you still print it as pdf, having disabled it?
<mps>
sure
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: yep there should be quite a list of commands to lockdown firefox, will have a look at that
<mps>
I mean, I disabled pdf view in firefox
<asahi-test[m]>
mps: right right, so the rest works
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<asahi-test[m]>
<asahi-test[m]> "another thing, the open file..." <- it does, it is possible to somehow start using the file system open file by going to the settings icon on the start page top right,
<asahi-test[m]>
then changing the setting of download location, then browse. After alt ( option ) F opens the window to look for the pdf. This could be done offline.
<asahi-test[m]>
asahi-test[m]: or using file:///root/some.pdf at the address bar
<mps>
asahi-test[m]: last one
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