<Jasper[m]>
<f_> "Hope they're doing well.. heard..." <- May be a __regional__ problem
<Jasper[m]>
I was just about to ask if he had a semi-working nouveau setup on K1 and if I could replicate it on X1
<Jasper[m]>
Nouveau loads on my Pixel C (semi-ontopic), firmware is present on device, then it just crashes out and runs everything at 1fps
<Jasper[m]>
I'm trying my best to have a better working setup for pmOS when the next LTS comes out hahaha
<weirdtreething[m]>
pixel c is close enough to a chromebook
<alpernebbi>
jenneron says "although i'm fine, just have a full-time job with overtimes so i don't really work on open source anymore"
<alpernebbi>
"i don't have too many of Russia problems, but that may change in 1-2 years if it continues like this"
<alpernebbi>
dcz[m]: ellyq: I should get back to coreboot/u-boot stuff real soon (TM), supposed to talk to Gerben but I can't do it out of guilt & anxiety & lack of opportunity
<alpernebbi>
at least I'm productive again, have been working on fixing linux for hana, cozmo, magneton
<weirdtreething[m]>
oh hey alpernebbi
<weirdtreething[m]>
I haven't seen you in a while either
<alpernebbi>
o/
<alpernebbi>
being social is hard work
<alpernebbi>
and I am very lazy
<weirdtreething[m]>
good to know you are still around
<weirdtreething[m]>
what kinds of linux fixes have you been working on?
<alpernebbi>
investigating/fixing some boot problems because I wanted to keep building most things as modules
<alpernebbi>
reported some display color corruption on mt8173 and tested the fix
<alpernebbi>
likewise for wifi on magneton
<alpernebbi>
I still have things I need to report but got interrupted in the meantime
<alpernebbi>
now I'm thinking I should just make things built-in on Debian to get it working by the next release
<alpernebbi>
(the interruptions being about fixing a PipeWire UCM bug and then trying to package PulseAudio 17.0 for Debian, which was a weird rabbit hole)
<weirdtreething[m]>
do you know anything about why mt8186 wont stay in suspend?
<weirdtreething[m]>
(this also happens on mt8192 and mt8195)
<weirdtreething[m]>
elly probably wants lazor though
<jenneron[m]>
that one was the most difficult to obtain :P
<weirdtreething[m]>
also, shipping them to the US would probably cost a decent amount
<jenneron[m]>
but i'm okay with giving that away
<jenneron[m]>
ah, US
<jenneron[m]>
yeah
<jenneron[m]>
need to find someone in Europe
<weirdtreething[m]>
I got super lucky with my limozeem
<weirdtreething[m]>
s/limozeem/limozeen/
<weirdtreething[m]>
elly is in europe
<jenneron[m]>
you're in US then?
<weirdtreething[m]>
yep
<Jasper[m]>
<jenneron[m]> "i had 2 jetson tk1 boards 3..." <- rip, I mostly have some arm64 stuff from nv
<jenneron[m]>
Jasper: it seems that ip kvms got really cheap nowadays, we should be able to do cool stuff with that
<Jasper[m]>
Would be cool indeed
<jenneron[m]>
WeirdTreeThing: it seems that sending a laptop to US would be 40$
<jenneron[m]>
which is about price of a chromebook..
<weirdtreething[m]>
yeah, I already have enough chromebooks lol
<jenneron[m]>
right
<weirdtreething[m]>
not really interested in rk3399, and I already have all other SoCs
<jenneron[m]>
yeah something similar
<jenneron[m]>
just need to get rid of them :P
<weirdtreething[m]>
I may be misremembering but didn't you have an ayn odin?
<weirdtreething[m]>
that seems interesting
<jenneron[m]>
yeah i have that
<jenneron[m]>
this one i'm not ready to send for free yet
<jenneron[m]>
but half a year more and who knows
<weirdtreething[m]>
thats fine
<jenneron[m]>
the device is cool though, it has no secure boot
<jenneron[m]>
managed to run some games on pmOS with fex-emu, but steam eats like 70+% of RAM
<ellyq>
alpernebbi: i have magneton here, so i'm also *slowly* working on it
<alpernebbi>
o/
<ellyq>
day job is a bit overwhelming though, because i got assigned high-priority project with deadline of December 1st
<ellyq>
hi :D
<weirdtreething[m]>
ah the odin is sdm845
<weirdtreething[m]>
i have a op6t with the same soc
<jenneron[m]>
yeah, but it has better cooling
<weirdtreething[m]>
good point
<jenneron[m]>
it should be as performant as something in between 855 and 865 in a phone
<weirdtreething[m]>
and about the ram, I found that creating a larger zram disk helps
<ellyq>
jenneron[m]: lazor does look interesting
* alpernebbi
cries in turkish customs
<ellyq>
btw, i'm thinking about getting an M4 Mac Mini for the project
<alpernebbi>
would have liked having access to a lazor
<ellyq>
smuggling chromebooks into Turkey?
<ellyq>
"yes, i need 10 devices for work, why is that a problem"
<jenneron[m]>
it seems that sending something to Turkey would cost almost twice more than sending to US..
<jenneron[m]>
ellyq: what country are you from though?
<ellyq>
jenneron[m]: I recently moved to Germany
<alpernebbi>
oh, importing second-hand or refurbished devices needs some special permission from a ministry
<jenneron[m]>
ellyq: if you want lazor you can email me the shipping details
<jenneron[m]>
it will take 5 days
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<jenneron[m]>
alpernebbi: what about sending broken devices? e.g. if someone takes out motherboards and sends them separately
<jenneron[m]>
i suppose they are not that dumb though
<ellyq>
jenneron[m]: my living situation is a bit... complicated at the moment, but if you address it to 9elements's office with my name, parcel will magically appear on my desk :D
<ellyq>
how should i pay you for shipping though?
<jenneron[m]>
ellyq: sounds good
<alpernebbi>
usually they want a lot of paperwork and documentation like an online store page etc. and inspect whatever is sent, a motherboard from a non-company person would be flagged I guess
<ellyq>
yikes
<jenneron[m]>
yeah that sounds bad..
<ellyq>
i could fly there and just hand it to you, got my passport last week
<jenneron[m]>
it seems a bit better in Ukraine, i have a lot of stuff from ebay, but there is a tax for 150+€
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<jenneron[m]>
ellyq: send the details to jenneron@protonmail.com
<alpernebbi>
yep, best way to import things is having someone bring it physically as a personal item
<ellyq>
flight back and forth would cost 150eur, so yeah
<alpernebbi>
but I don't need the lazor that much lol
<alpernebbi>
at least not yet
<ellyq>
i can setup remote CI once i get a flat and proper internet connection
<ellyq>
instead of fucking 20Mb/s ADSL
<jenneron[m]>
someone uses ADSL..
<jenneron[m]>
i'm actually looking for a way to get more than 1 gbit in my apartment
<jenneron[m]>
i doubt i can get 10g, but getting link aggregation thus 4 gbit would be really cool
<jenneron[m]>
ellyq: any details on that CI? sounds interesting
<ellyq>
you'll likely have different UDC address though
<weirdtreething[m]>
of course
<weirdtreething[m]>
should have made it a variable
<ellyq>
first start storage, then network, then pipe full path of image you want to use to '/sys/kernel/config/usb_gadget/$UDC.usb/functions/mass_storage.usb0/lun.0/file'
<weirdtreething[m]>
i thought you could only have one function enabled at a time
<ellyq>
you need to enable ip forwarding in sysctl, configure static IP on usb0, dnsmasq that will serve DHCP on usb0 and iptables/nftables rules to pass traffic from usb0 to public interface
<ellyq>
yeah i couldn't get it to work on RPi4, but works on SBCs with DWC3
<weirdtreething[m]>
i dont think the rpi4 has data lines hooked up to the type c port?
<weirdtreething[m]>
could be wrong
<ellyq>
it does
<weirdtreething[m]>
oh
<ellyq>
you would need to split power/data though
<ellyq>
or power it from GPIO pins
<weirdtreething[m]>
wonder if arm chromebooks have dwc3
<ellyq>
yes, you would need to figure out the devicetree though
<alpernebbi>
rk3399 had some gadget mode thing iirc, not sure if anyone made it work
<ellyq>
speaking of
<ellyq>
I found SERVOv2 at work alpernebbi
<ellyq>
if i find matching connector to solder to HANA, we can get debug on MT8173
<weirdtreething[m]>
[1390929.344912] configfs-gadget.fc000000.usb gadget.0: HOST MAC 7e:51:8d:e9:8a:3a
<weirdtreething[m]>
[1390929.344920] configfs-gadget.fc000000.usb gadget.0: MAC 86:98:da:5e:5d:cf
<weirdtreething[m]>
looks like it worked
<ellyq>
congrats
<weirdtreething[m]>
thanks for the script
<ellyq>
the way i configured it works with Linux, macOS and Win11
<alpernebbi>
you know what servo v2 would really be great for? exynos and tegra chromebooks
<ellyq>
i don't have any though
<weirdtreething[m]>
for serial?
<ellyq>
i think you can even get JTAG on it
<ellyq>
lemme find the picture
<alpernebbi>
I'd mostly be interested in serials and spi flashes
<weirdtreething[m]>
not sure about spi, but for serial you dont even need the servo hardware
<alpernebbi>
v2 to hana would need a special cable I think