07:45 <kode54> DavidHeidelberg: S3 does perform access logging, but it's been too long since I poked at my own AWS panel to know if they support auto expiring and deleting content that hasn't been accessed in a while

07:46 <kode54> I don't know if that's an S3 feature, or if you have to form your own automation to do it

08:09 <mupuf> lumag, pinchartl: do you know if it is possible to bitbang the sdio interface on a uc? Would be great to have support for that for testing a whole boot process without needing to flash anything

08:48 <lumag> It should be possible, but I haven't seen such code.

08:49 <pinchartl> mupuf: do you mean to make a µC appear as a SD device to a SD host, with a purely software implementation on the µC side ?

08:52 <mupuf> Yes :D

09:40 <pinchartl> that will be difficult

09:41 <pinchartl> if the host side supports MMC as well as SD, that may be easier

09:41 <pinchartl> as you can fallback to the SPI transport mode

09:41 <pinchartl> which most µC will have hardware support for

11:40 <mupuf> pinchartl: Right, I was afraid of this. What I found online for people who wanted to emulate SD cards is that they would put a mux between the memory and the sd card, so that both the host and the DUT could write to the memory

11:40 <mupuf> sounds like it may be the best course of action here

11:42 <mupuf> or go for something like this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001095717223.html

11:56 <pinchartl> mupuf: you can also add an FPGA :-)

11:56 <mupuf> Don't tempt me :p

11:57 <mupuf> I was checking if a FOMU would have enough IO for that :D

11:57 <mupuf> Would work in SPI mode, I guess

11:57 <mupuf> and litex has modules for sdcards

11:58 <mupuf> so yeah... it is more than doable, but I doubt you can find these chips in cheap online PCBA companies

11:58 <mupuf> because honestly, whatever we do, if it can't be bought at a low volume, with PCBA, it won't work

12:02 <pinchartl> if the host can use MMC SPI mode, then a µC should be fine

12:02 <pinchartl> it will be slow of course

12:03 <mupuf> yeah, that's guaranteed to be slow, but to flash 16 MB, that's fine :)

16:28 <warren> Hi. https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/2353#note_1929942 Here I was told to submit a merge request for a crash fix. When I attempt to Fork the xserver project it displays an error message. Does my account need to be enabled or something? Account name: wtogami

16:33 <bentiss> warren: yes, please follow the instructions at https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/freedesktop/freedesktop/-/wikis/home (User verification issue)

17:50 <warren> submitted!

21:11 <bwidawsk> there's no way to run a pipeline stage with different environment variables, is there?

21:11 <bwidawsk> s/run/rerun

21:22 <bentiss> warren: done, sorry for the delay, I wasn't at home until now

21:26 <hakzsam> it looks like I'm still missing a bunch of emails from gitlab, some don't seem to be delivered at all to me, any ideas?

21:55 <bwidawsk> is there a way to pass artifacts from one job to the next, but not save it for download?

21:59 <bwidawsk> dependencies maybe?

22:00 <bwidawsk> no, that's jobs

22:22 <bwidawsk> hmm, I guess it has to remain stored somewhere if you want to rerun a job

22:22 <bwidawsk> nvm

23:54 <whot> Ford_Prefect: there's no libei channel as such, I've been using the wayland-devel channel for the few questions that came up. For the mirroring you suggest that would probably require the compositor to know about it to let the RD device through while capturing normal devices, basically. I'm guessing your use-case is modifying the input on-the-fly?